Sentence examples for admitted challenges from inspiring English sources

It was only after the Port Authority stepped in, with a strong public-private partnership, that the rebuilding became real, even with the admitted challenges along the way.

Rio chairman Jan du Plessis on Thursday admitted "challenging" commodity markets would continue in the short term.

He and many other farmers in Punjab recognize that there is a transition period as they rebuild the soil after years of pesticide and fertilizer application, which breaks down natural soil health, an admitted challenge for the small farms that make up the bulk of India's agricultural landscape.

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But she admits challenges await.

Daley, who also suffered an injury to his elbow in May, received treatment between each round throughout the day and admits challenging for the podium will be difficult on Sunday.

Deputy Labour leader Harriett Harman admitted legal challenges could follow.

(GP #10) The participants admitted facing challenges in evaluating the effects of psychotropic medication.

In a series of tweets Rooney admitted his challenge was bad but then lashed out at Souness and Tyler, the match commentator.

The boss of London Live has said the station will still be local, despite planned cuts to its primetime local content, but admitted the challenge for the fledgling station had been tougher than anticipated.

British Cycling's technical director admitted the challenge "would not be easy".