Sentence examples for admitted problems from inspiring English sources

Now, however, they appeared to be behind in winter testing and admitted problems with the car.

Julian Dunkerton, chief executive, admitted problems at its warehouse in Barnwood, Glos, had left shops short of the right sizes in late September.

The publisher, which employs 1,000 people in Bath, told staff on Friday that there would be up to 100 redundancies as it admitted problems with its US business will wipe £2m from its full years earnings.

The council said it was spending millions of pounds on works but admitted problems with some repairs were inevitable.

However, Jet 2 managing director Phil Ward admitted problems often stemmed from passengers "pre-loading" in airport bars or buying duty-free before the flight.

She is also reportedly shifting much of her media empire to Southern California, which, for all its admitted problems, has gads of celebrities and much better weather.

Even more daunting will be fighting the ostracism and stigma faced by many soldiers who admit problems.

It is possible that some of the rapid rise in problem loans represents pressure from regulators to admit problems, rather than new problems.

There has long been a stigma attached to injury in the musical world, and instrumentalists are often unwilling to admit problems.

When leaders admit problems and involve their people in problem solving, respect and trust rise.

(It's probably easier to admit problems now that he's already made billions from them).