Sentence examples for admitted by many from inspiring English sources

So British blood and British capital have been wasted in making matters worse in Iraq and Afghanistan, something admitted by many of those involved, military and civilian.

For example, it will be readily admitted by many that the successful murderer can be responsible for a death, whereas the one who unsuccessfully attempts murder is not responsible for a death.

The collusion, since admitted by both companies, had many components, but at its core it involved commission fees that customers could not bargain down by playing one house against the other.

Now that the truth has been admitted by the Hamas leadership -- that as many as 700 combatants were, in fact, killed -- the Goldstone Commission is obliged to reconsider its false conclusion and correct its deeply flawed report.

The rest are admitted by individual assessments, taking account of grades, activities and many other factors, including race.

Many died before they could be admitted by overwhelmed health care workers.

I "admitted" many secrets to many fellow addicts.

A couple of years ago, in that rosy flush of a little success and a whole lot of dreams (and fueled, I must admit, by a few too many margaritas), I did something stupid.

And there is more reality to it than Trump and his defenders admit, as demonstrated by many unanimous, but little-noted, rulings on an oft-divided Supreme Court, and by cases in which judges or justices voted "against" the parties of the presidents who appointed them.

Given the lax regulation, it is not surprising that Toyota responded to the 7-year-old sudden-acceleration problem by first blaming driver error, then by claiming floor mat interference, then by admitting that many of the 2.3 million recalled Toyotas in the United States had a gas pedal prone to sticking.

Weiner admitted to many things—"terrible mistakes".