Sentence examples for admitting the need from inspiring English sources

As they say in treatment of alcoholism, the first step is admitting the need for help.

Lots of my colleagues, including from rather conservative newspapers, though the speech was much better than expected, and was amazingly brave in taking on the trade unions and admitting the need for painful cuts in public spending.I personally stood up at the end thinking the speech was underwhelming, and culturally stuck in a sort of metropolitan, Guardian-reading comfort zone.

Once you've made the decision to seek out treatment, you've actually made the toughest decision: Admitting the need for help is the hardest part of this journey.

She told me she was reluctant to talk to the hospital's counsellor, because of normative pressure from her family and other Pakistani friends against admitting the need to: They think it is means you are pathetic and they say they won't want it [bereavement counselling] … they completely conceal it [their grief] but it is an emotional and psychological burden.

Even the losing gardeners admit the need.

The minister for unification, Chung Dong-young, admits the need to overhaul the immigration system.

The response of the management admits the need for thoroughness in preparing for board meetings.

Our future will be largely determined by our ability to admit the need to end planetary socialism.

His mother, Judy, had after Wimbledon admitted the need for her son to work harder, and this he has done.

The Mimamsa views the universe as being eternal and does not admit the need of tracing it back to a creator.

Mr Whitcomb runs Automated Trading Desk, a firm that competes with market makers, and freely admits the need for independent confirmation of his findings.