Sentence examples for admitted saving from inspiring English sources

In 1999, companies admitted saving $3.7 billion through prohibited tax shelter deals.

While supporting traditional German values like saving, Pfeifer admitted: "Saving alone has never catapulted a company to the top".

The fact that certain modern fortresses had held out against German artillery during World War I, as well as the admitted saving in military manpower, induced France to build the celebrated Maginot Line as a permanent defense against German attack.

He admits saving up "Bascombe" lines for this moment, jotting down zingers in his notebook.

Dersu Uzala takes charge of the situation, building a shelter out of a stand of reeds and, as Arsenyev freely admits, saving both of their lives.

But he admits that saving outside the U.S. exceeded investment by a substantial margin, which was all that was needed to explain the flow of savings to the U.S. Taylor puts a lot of weight on the fact that there is no global gap between saving and investment, but you wouldn't expect there to be.

I can't help but feel that Spore is ambitious and memorable, but I also admit that, save for the cool Space Stage, there's not a lot of depth here.

I'd be embarrassed to admit this, save that Knausgaard makes a similar confession in his recent review of Michel Houellebecq's controversial novel Submission.

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho admitted an "impossible" save by Thibaut Courtois, the Chelsea goalkeeper on loan at Atletico Madrid, had been critical as his team were well beaten.

I'll admit, his Save Me song last week was fairly strong, because for some reason he didn't sound like he was singing through his nose, but he was firmly back to his old habits this week.

The T.S.A. first said this wasn't possible, then later admitted the machines can save photos, but that this feature had been disabled.