Sentence examples for admitted that it will from inspiring English sources

In its most recent set of financial results, SoundCloud admitted that it will need to raise more funding in 2016 to cover its losses.

Although Crédit Lyonnais has sold some of its foreign operations, it has admitted that it will miss the 1998 deadline.

The government has also admitted that it will not be able to meet its target of balancing the budget by 2013.

John Lewis has admitted that it will make almost no profit in the first half of this year.

The Bear deal does mark a major policy shift, since the Fed has now implicitly admitted that it will catch investment banks when they fall.

The unemployment rate is up to 13% (with a staggering 35% among young people) and prime minister Pedro Passos Coelho admitted that it will keep rising.

He admits that "it will very likely be before the end of 2009″ that he'll need another shot of capital.

It hopes to award degrees validated by the University of London.Supporters of the New College admit that it will draw most of its students from a pool of privately educated pupils who risk being shut out of the best publicly funded universities.

Peter Keogh, vice president of Landauer, admits that it will be difficult to find a buyer willing to preserve the house.

Adding to the unease in Portugal is a showdown next week in parliament that could force the government in Lisbon to admit that it will not be able to keep its promise to hold the budget deficit this year to 8 percent of G.D.P.

It can accept the status quo and publicly admit that it will never get back a large amount of its loans, defending the loss by saying it is the price of a fair and progressive funding system.