Sentence examples for exist to admit from inspiring English sources

Although clinically valid reasons may exist to admit patients for zero stay, and some patients may die on admission, the practice of admitting less seriously ill patients has been recognised as a strategy that is increasingly used in the NHS to comply with accident and emergency waiting time targets.

To say such folk exist is to admit that much more is wrong in Britain than the gatekeepers of our national conversation will allow.

The leader of the world's premier space agency should at the very bare minimum be willing to admit it exists," said Plait.

And that moment hit me in places I don't like to admit exist.

The action centred on Leo Demidov, a loyal secret policeman who, while on the hunt for a serial killer whom the state refuses to admit exists, begins to doubt the regime he's faithfully served all his adult life.

Not surprisingly, Cook had no details to offer on a product that he's not quite ready to admit exists.

It exists whether we want to admit it or not.

"No one really wants to admit I exist," Watson said.

Particularly when we're not even willing to admit they exist.

How can we address our serious problems if, as a nation, we aren't prepared to admit they exist?

People who are easily influenced by extremist ideologies are more numerous than we care to admit and exist in every nation, religion, political persuasion, gender, race and sexual orientation.