Sentence examples similar to admitted chance from inspiring English sources

Jane Held, chair of Birmingham's Safeguarding Children Board, admitted chances to take action had been missed.

And if you've been admitted, chances are you're feeling that gut-tingling mixture of nervousness and excitement too.

Van Dijk missed a golden chance to level the game at 1-0 when he shot straight at Christian Abbiati and Lustig admitted that chance could have made all the difference.

New Norwich signing Robert Snodgrass admitted the chance to play in the Barclays Premier league was too good to pass up.

"The person denied sharing my query with Breitbart but admitted the chance of having mentioned it to others," Mr. Friedman wrote.

Instead of assuming that salary workers honestly report all their incomes, we have also admitted the chance of hiding earnings by employees.

As I've written before, and as Senators themselves have admitted, the chance of this actually rolling back the rules is low, since it would have to also pass through the House, where Democrats are at a more serious disadvantage, then be signed by the president, which is unlikely, to say the least.

The person denied sharing my query with Breitbart but admitted the chance of having mentioned it to others.

A descriptive analysis of the data collected from the questionnaires showed that only 30 out of 157 (19.1%) had a choice of the care provider, and 7 out of the total of 157 women (4.5%) chose the hospital themselves; and that all the others were admitted by chance depending on the availability of the physicians.

Sir Graham Watson, the Lib Dems' only MEP in the south-west, admitted his chances of re-election next month were low and said that Ukip was sweeping up votes: "I think the Ukip vote is very strong.

Mr Warren admitted the chances of success were slim, but said modern equipment could scan large areas of the sea floor.