Sentence examples for have recently admitted from inspiring English sources

For all I have recently admitted about the malleability of memory, I still have no doubt that 29 years ago British soldiers opened fire, unprovoked, on innocent British citizens.

Even Israeli officials have recently admitted privately to their European counterparts that only Saudi Arabia will be able to give the Palestinians the required religious, political and financial legitimacy they need to complete a deal with Israel.

"Buying a lottery ticket does not satisfy the appetite for sports," says Christiansen, who suggests it may be better to legalize sports betting, as in Britain, where several prominent soccer players have recently admitted serious gambling problems through legal bookmaking and casinos.

Many reports and papers have recently admitted and discussed the pivotal role physicians have in educating patients during their encounters about their individual health matters [ 20- 22], general health attitudes and behaviours [ 23] as well as the advantages of PHRs, their proper use and functionalities [ 24, 25].

Gabriel Resources has recently admitted that they've lost hope of ever building their mine.

And Mr. Greenglass has recently admitted that he lied about the most incriminating evidence against his sister.

Sutton has recently admitted telling Varnish to "lose some timber" but continues to deny allegations of sexism.

The prosecutions may have been politically motivated, as the Musharraf government has recently admitted, but the evidence suggests that they were not all invented.

Even Norway's formerly sceptical prime minister, Kjell Magne Bondevik, has recently admitted he feels a "dilemma" over whether to apply to join.

Bode Miller, the ballyhooed bad boy of the ski team, who had recently admitted to competing with a hangover — would he deliver in his five downhill events?

It wrongly claimed that Southeastern had recently admitted that one of its train services had never run on time for an entire year.