Sentence examples for have admitted less from inspiring English sources

To keep up the numbers, urban lodges have admitted less respectable folk.

David Cameron is still facing opposition from other EU countries to "four or five areas" of his renegotiation demands, the Government has admitted, less than 24 hours before a summit of leaders in Brussels.

Lately, it has admitted less-prepared probationary students, because the community colleges that were providing basic coursework retreated from the prisons after federal budget cuts.

Transit officials have admitted that they can do quicker, less extensive fixes to stations, rather than just wait a long time for major overhauls.

Having just finished recording their second album, the band have admitted to self-censoring and covering less abrasive topics to get the new songs past authorities.

Bird died about 3 p.m. at Stanford University Hospital, where she had been admitted less than two weeks ago.

Duda has admitted he is less than comfortable playing the outfield and much prefers first base.

The Levellers, the Chartists and many others embraced what they thought it said for their own ends, as Tony Benn has admitted in his less purple moments: "Magna Carta is sometimes spoken of as the birthplace of democracy.

The iCloud will also make it easier for users to synchronise information such as online calendars, address books and e-mail across their iGadgets a process that even Steve Jobs, Apple's famously perfectionist boss, has admitted is currently less than satisfactory using the company's paid-for MobileMe service.

Forward Dainius Zubrus has admitted to being at less than full strength after missing 26 games because of surgery on his left wrist.

The Metropolitan Police have said that he's still wanted for the crime of "failing to surrender", although they've admitted this is a less serious offence than the discontinued allegations of rape.