Sentence examples for admitting that they will from inspiring English sources

"It is like admitting that they will not come back.

Even at home, 60 per cent of employees say they check their emails over Christmas with 20 per cent admitting that they will check every day.

The people of Gloucester take this even further, with one in five of them admitting that they will ask for service charge to be removed.

No matter what the result, prominent members of the party are already admitting that they will have to change their message and perhaps shuffle their ranks to appeal to a younger and increasingly urban population.

Prominent members of his party are already admitting that they will have to change their message and, perhaps, reshuffle their ranks to appeal to a younger and increasingly urban population.

The CommunicAsia event is happening in Singapore right now, and Samsung came clean today, admitting that they will announce 5 new phones across 3 OSes at the event tomorrow.

They continue to try to get a better sense of the world, while they're comfortable admitting that they'll never have all of the answers.

He admits that they will not always agree with him, but insists that they can always trust him.

It's hard to predict voter turnout because people are reluctant to admit that they will not vote.

And some opposition legislators admit that they will be repeatedly outnumbered unless they find allies across the aisle.

Even those who are sceptical of Nike's motives admit that they will watch the Breaking2 attempt with interest.