Sentence examples for admitted the future from inspiring English sources

David Green, director of the SFO, admitted the future of the fraud-busting agency is uncertain, but that there was a "certain professional satisfaction" over the conviction of Hayes.

Second — this Lieberman implies, but would not admit — the future isn't solely Israel's to determine.

But, as defeat to Iceland last week meant Britain can no longer qualify for EuroBasket 2015, Deng admits the future appears bleak.

He admits the future arrives slowly: "I've been talking about the end of software for 10 years, and it's still happening".

The directors admitted the immediate future contained "significant challenges" but the Malaysian investors had made further funds available and entered into negotiations with creditors to reschedule payment plans.

He surveyed this plan nervously, admitted the possibility of future adjustments.

But boss Lee Clark admitted the midfielder's future is at a higher level.

And experienced foreign volunteers may be admitted in the future.

But Mr. Cloete, who represents most of the 3,500 white farmers in Zimbabwe, admitted that the future was uncertain.

The Abbot Point coal terminal may face a court challenge and a possible reassessment by the commonwealth after Greg Hunt admitted that the future development of a tugboat harbour at the site had not been considered in its environmental impact statement.

The head of the Serious Fraud Office has admitted that the future of the crime-fighting agency is shrouded in uncertainty despite the conviction of former City trader Tom Hayes for Libor-rigging and its ongoing work on a string of high-profile corporate cases.