The phrase "admitted suggests" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that something has been acknowledged or implied, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "He admitted suggests that he was aware of the consequences, but it was not clearly stated."
Alternatives: "acknowledged implies" or "confessed indicates".
EPO Dr. Craig Nichols, an oncologist who treated your cancer, gave written testimony in a lawsuit in 2005 that you never admitted, suggested or indicated to him that you ever used performance-enhancing drugs.
Some of his earlier writing was obscure, he admits, and suggests that young poets can be difficult to make out just because they want to express more than they know how: "In 'The Waste Land' I wasn't even bothering whether I understood what I was saying".
Two Scottish Labour leadership candidates have admitted polls suggesting the party is on track to lose the vast majority of its Westminster seats to the SNP were a "political wake-up call".
By taking serial samples we were able to show that both uNGAL and pNGAL continue to have fair to good predictive ability (Table 1) in admitted patients suggesting there may be a role in the daily detection of renal injury.
The use of phrases such as " own up" (DMa-23/12/2008), " confess" (DMi-01/12/2009) admittingitting" (DMi-17/08/2004) suggests men who seek help for EDs risk being seen as doing wrong or transgressing masculine norms.
Hence, to admit, to suggest, to intimate, even to toy with the idea that government spending might possibly, maybe, perhaps, in a pinch, create a positive impact on the economy cannot be allowed, cannot even be considered.
"We didn't talk really about it," admits Weller, suggesting, bizarrely, that the musicians might even have been glad of the break.
Ms. Kirk is the first to admit that suggesting using any of the money for anything other than direct aid is controversial.
"I envy you," he admits, before suggesting a curious solution: "So put Rufus on the left one/ And put me on the right/ And like Romulus and Remus/ We'll suck all night".
One of the songs on the new compilation, An American Trilogy, was proposed by Priscilla herself when she heard it while driving down Sunset Boulevard and thought it would be perfect for him, although she admits that suggesting songs to Elvis was a delicate business.
