Sentence examples for are open to admitting. from inspiring English sources

State Department officials say they are open to admitting larger numbers, but are limited by a cumbersome and poorly financed United Nations referral system.

On the one hand, we believe that effective leaders display humility — they bring out the best in others, are open to admitting their shortcomings and mistakes, and give appreciation and credit to their followers.

He made mistakes like any other human but one of his greatest strengths was being open to admitting them.

I am open to admitting I could be paranoid, but I feel like white people look at me with contempt because I'm a Muslim woman.

Much more important than buying a Ping-Pong table is taking the time to help people on your team nurture new ideas; creating a culture of debate for important topics; making it clear who owns decisions and why (and making sure you aren't always the decider!); bringing others along; ensuring that employees have time to execute; and being open to admitting mistakes and learning from them.

Be sure to address the toll booth operator with respect and concern for your situation, and be open to admitting that you have made a mistake.

But it's not always so easy to be open, to admit that I don't know what I'm doing, that I need help or advice or guidance -- especially when two little girls think their mama knows everything.

The announcement of the abandonment came around half an hour after the gates had been opened to admit fans to the stadium.

City have admitted that they are open to offers for first-team players because of financial problems.

"We are open to whatever is in store," Michelle admits.

But the bloggers were as open to admitting that there is a lot of hollow hysterica online as Mullan was to admitting that there is a lot of insular intellectual acrobatics in professional print.