Sentence examples for admitted there are from inspiring English sources

In an interview with RTCC he admitted there are serious questions over just how 'clean' coal can really be.

A Brexit minister has admitted there are no plans for a legally enforceable link between Britain's £39bn divorce bill for leaving the European Union and future trade.

De Mistura is shuttling between the two main delegations in search of common ground but has admitted there are large gaps.

The leader of the Donetsk rebels has admitted there are Russian soldiers in the region but says they are not there on orders of the Russian army but "on holiday".

Facebook has admitted there are between 60m and 90m fake Facebook accounts, accounting for between 3-4% of users on the platform, King said – "and some of those accounts are the most active".

"The health secretary himself has admitted there are serious outstanding concerns about excessive working hours, training, recruitment and retention and the impact these have on the ability of the NHS to deliver a seven-day service," Malawan added.

After closing out the encounter with a stylish 131 clearance, O'Sullivan remained philosophical about his chances of equalling Steve Davis's six titles but admitted there are positive signs that he is rediscovering some of his best snooker.

But she admits there are plenty of downsides too.

But she admits there are things she would miss.

We are only now admitting there is even a problem.

But it admits there is uncertainty about the production estimates.