Sentence examples for admitting there is from inspiring English sources

We are only now admitting there is even a problem.

Senior officials and negotiators are increasingly gloomy about the prospects for a global warming deal next month, with the British government admitting there is now no chance of a legally binding treaty.

"The main problem is on the fiscal side, and there is nothing wrong with the Fed chairman making budget recommendations and admitting there is not a great deal left for monetary policy to achieve when it comes to stimulating the economy," he said.

For the first time, the Fed is admitting there is a negative wealth effect.

He will accept engagement comes at a cost, admitting there is no commitment that doesn't mean taking a risk.

Many Asians question whether the United States should remain keeper of the peace, while admitting there is no current alternative.

Last week, he seemed to be admitting there was a problem after all.

But it admits there is uncertainty about the production estimates.

Ms Boyack has admitted there is "unfinished business" with the party reforms.

Second is his intellectual honesty, for he admits there are scientific uncertainties concerning dioxins.

What mattered to them was that the government had admitted there was a crisis.Not before time.