Sentence examples for interest to admit from inspiring English sources

There is still every chance that the election will be as dull as expected.It is not in everybody's interest to admit this.

"Then in court the lawyer could get access to the full police accusations and the record of the youngster and give proper advice as to whether it's within their interest to admit to the offence.

Officials said the man Detective Johnstone and Officer Alvarez arrested, Michael Pratt, was later an informant against them, telling internal investigators that the officers had taken more drugs from him than they claimed — a fact that would, under normal circumstances, not be in his best interest to admit.

But it's not in any park's self-interest to admit its shortcomings; sometimes, without an independent inspection, they might not even see those shortcomings.

Start by reminding yourself how it is in your own best interests to admit fault and move on.

"And, you know, in particular with the Baathists, they keep going on about how they're supposedly the biggest group, and the biggest fort, and they liberated Baghdad from government control — you know, it's not really in their interests to admit to the IS presence in any way".

Since a good deal of what follows consists of excerpts from the journal of a Carson-watcher, I feel bound to declare a financial interest, and to admit that I have derived pecuniary benefit from his activities.

Even Mets catcher Henry Blanco, who had a vested interest otherwise, had to admit that Ishikawa was safe and that Cuzzi's bad call saved the Mets from what should have been a crushing defeat.

On the other hand, if we assume that patients exposed to the confounder have even higher outcome risk (eg, severe schizophrenics experience the outcome 10-fold more than others), then a lower discrepancy of the exposure of interest is required to admit protection (ie, severe schizophrenics would regularly attend the service more than threefold higher than others).

That's O.K.; it may not be in our best interest, as a species, to admit that animals have more sophisticated abilities when it comes to seeing the future.

As a teenager in Jersey City, it was uncool for Walrod to admit an interest in art.