Sentence examples for advantage to admitting from inspiring English sources

"Ford is proving that there is an advantage to admitting and revealing weaknesses so that an audience feels it has a stake in the outcome of the crisis," says Lanny J. Davis, a lawyer and partner at Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe in Washington, D.C.

"In the context of an informal resolution meeting, there's really no advantage to admitting guilt.

Although there are advantages to admitting study subjects the night before testing to control participant activity and food intake, we chose a study design more reflective of real-life conditions.

He had to admit they had the advantage of him.

Unlike Engdahl, however, I'm willing to admit there can be advantages to institutional affiliations, and not just because they pay the bills.

"I hate to admit that Ana Alliegro and David Rivera were able to take advantage of me".

Refusing to admit the obvious -- that voters failed -- undermines democracy's chief advantage over dictatorships.

You have to admit.

Hate to admit it.

Poland refused to admit them.

"You have to admit that".