Sentence examples for designed to admit that from inspiring English sources
He said it was important to talk about mental health in Parliament because "we are... in politics designed to admit that somehow if you admit fault or frailty you are going to be looked upon in a disparaging way, in terms of both the electorate and your peers as well".
The aftershock model incorporates epidemic-type aftershock behaviour (Ogata, 1989, 1998; Console and Murru, 2001), and is designed to admit as aftershocks only earthquakes that are close to the mainshock source and much smaller than the mainshock.
CONOR FRIEDERSDORF proposes a quixotic project apparently designed to coax dogmatic partisan ideologues to admit that they are dogmatic partisan ideologues.
I won't eulogize much here other than to say that whatever qualms you have with Microsoft's code, business strategies, or design decisions, you have to admit that things wouldn't be the way they are today in the computing world without the influence of this nerdy guy right here.
("If he wants to make a woman, let him make a woman. If he wants to make a design, let him make a design," the Spaniard grumped, loath to admit that Matisse had done both at a go).
However, having served on numerous study-design committees of such studies, I have to admit that the ideal study design is extremely difficult to find.
Like managers who don't want to admit that their service is designed to be inferior on some attributes, many people are reluctant to acknowledge a trade-off between aptitude and attitude.
They even like the old pyramid better, but you have to admit that the designs they came up with certainly communicate more information in a more natural type of way.
