Sentence examples for admitting that not from inspiring English sources

Admitting that not all teachers are created equal.

Realizing the benefits of loyalty means admitting that not all customers are equal.

It has also been embraced by companies such as Procter & Gamble, BT and several drugs giants, all of which have realised the power of admitting that not all good ideas start at home.

However, while Pardew's critics rose in number and volume, he did receive the backing from the board, who partially accepted blame for Newcastle's failure after admitting that not investing heavily over the summer was a major factor in what followed.

And although the botched rollout is infuriating — count me among those who believe that liberals best serve their own cause by admitting that, not trying to cover for the botch — the odds remain high that this will work, and make America a much better place.

While admitting that "not everyone will support this and there will be quite a big argument", he said at the time: "There is a question mark about whether, in future, we should be asking when you are given a council home, is it for a fixed period?

But it admitted that not everyone was respecting its efforts.

Auction-house professionals cannot admit that, not even to themselves.

Although Brezhnev does admit that "not everybody appreciated this".

Still, I must admit that not all work can be avoided, or even should be.

Mr Gibton admits that not involving the unions from the start "might have been a mistake".