Sentence examples for admitted it will be. from inspiring English sources

The Church of England has admitted it will be a "little while" before it can dispose of its controversial £80,000 stake in the payday lender Wonga, and conceded it cannot guarantee that such blunders won't happen again.

Sir Dave Brailsford has admitted it will be difficult to replace Sir Bradley Wiggins when he leaves Team Sky in April.

The Ukip leader has admitted it will be "curtains" for his tenure at the helm of the Eurosceptic party if he does not win the South Thanet seat in two months.

David Cameron has admitted it will "be hard" to secure some of his key demands as he seeks to make a deal with European leaders over reforms to the EU.

The Aston Villa manager John Gregory has admitted it will be torture watching his team from the stands when he begins his touchline ban in tonight's Worthington Cup quarter-final at West Ham.

The side opened their season with a seven-wicket win over Hobart Hurricanes at Bellerive Oval on Monday night and allrounder Glen Maxwell admitted it will be tough to pick who misses out next round.

Labour strategists admit it will be a tall order to return to power within a parliament.

Mr Lamfalussy wants all these reforms implemented by 2003, although he admits it "will be tricky".

He admits it will be a "Coalition Budget" and he must agree key measures with the Liberal Democrats.

Still, he admits it will be difficult to go against the current momentum.

In the end, as Sugar readily admits, it will be the BBC's call.