Sentence examples for be admitting that from inspiring English sources
By taking industrial policy seriously today, they would be admitting that they failed to take it seriously in the past.
"But, if I say 'sorry', I would also be admitting that what he himself did was normal.
If this were true, he would be admitting that he knows nothing about the pre-history of the Eskimos.
He said the rebels might not be admitting that they have antiaircraft missiles provided by international allies, because those allies did not want to be seen as fueling the conflict.
"If I were to look at it that way, then I'd be admitting that the entertainment quality of the program or the content in general is dependent on others.
"If Raj pleaded, he would be admitting that he committed a crime and to admit guilt is not an option," said a former Galleon employee who worked with Mr. Rajaratnam for a decade and would speak only on the condition of anonymity.
ONLY 31 cars would be admitted that morning.
Nothing is admitted that would lessen David's glory, but much is added to enhance it.
Moreover, it is always feasible since in the worst case no users are admitted, that is,.
She was admitted that day with suspected SARS.
It must be admitted that Zama is frequently loathsome.
