Sentence examples for admitting the challenges from inspiring English sources
Another peculiarity of Nazarbayev is positive thinking inherent in his speeches: in this spirit, admitting the challenges in which Kazakhstan finds itself due to its geographical situation, he still tends to present them as an opportunity rather than a limit to the country's development (Ambrosio and Lange, 2014: p. 546).
But Redknapp remains defiant, while admitting the challenge of claiming a place among Europe's elite will only become greater and accepts Spurs must sign new players if they are to remain in contention.
But we admit, the challenge to change the system is very big".
The boss of London Live has said the station will still be local, despite planned cuts to its primetime local content, but admitted the challenge for the fledgling station had been tougher than anticipated.
But that's financial, and McGuire admits the challenge ahead is tougher: winning over skeptical doctors".This stuff is a dilemma," he says.
Asked if he dared to dream about the title, Henry admitted the challenge in restoring Liverpool's former glories was similar to the one facing them when they took over the Boston Red Sox baseball team in 2002 - and ended their 86-year wait for the World Series two years later.
"Instead of admitting the obvious challenges caused by the rise in the number of elderly people, the fall in the number of people of working age and the eventual decline in North Sea oil, the Nationalists have reverted to type.
2. Nguyen YL, Angus DC, Boumendil A, Guidet B. The challenge of admitting the very elderly to intensive care.
And Brown, 29, admitted the Dons' challenge had pushed Celtic on.
