Sentence examples for admitted the extent from inspiring English sources

Vodafone has admitted the extent of the problem.

She also admitted the extent of her ruthlessness.

The reason for Justice Patrick McCarthy's leniency appears to be that Hustveit admitted the extent of his guilt in emails to the victim and in court, and, without these admissions, it would have been impossible to prosecute him.

Lamont, who played 29 Tests for Scotland, explained that he had been "knocked out a dozen times" in his career, and had suffered concussion on countless other occasions, but had never admitted the extent of the problem to medical staff because he "wasn't aware of the long-term issues".

Middlesbrough manager Tony Mowbray has admitted the extent of the injuries to Matthew Bates and Seb Hines could cause problems for his squad.

Since those who were not admitted are likely to be less severely injured than those patients who were admitted, the extent of the overestimation is likely to be higher for those in the less severely injured ISS groups.

And until it admits the extent of the breach, that's not going to happen.

The administration does not want to admit the extent of anti-American hatred among Iraqis.

Then she did her best to force him, and Ms. Talese, to admit the extent of his deception and the publisher's failure.

They are being helped by the rapid growth of microblogs.In recent years the central government has become more open in admitting the extent of the problem and has provided a little more aid to those affected.

According to the party charter, provincial commissions must still inform local party leaders if they plan to investigate them for corruption.The prime minister, Wen Jiabao, has been forthright, at least in admitting the extent of the problem.