Sentence examples for latter admitted from inspiring English sources

He also spoke about conversations with the former BP boss Lord Browne in which the latter admitted it had been difficult to come out because of his age.

The latter admitted after the race: "In the end I just slowed down because I saw that I couldn't get Valentino, and just decided to keep the engine alive and finish second".

The unexpectedly high demand has wrongfooted retailers including Tesco and Marks & Spencer; the latter admitted this week that it was struggling to clear backlogs of orders after Black Friday.

When rumours circulated in September that she had a spat with newly-elected MP Jess Phillips, in which the latter admitted she had told the former to "fuck off", new outlets ran pictures of Abbott looking angry and Phillips looking calm.

The study group included subjects, hospitalised for the first time for depressive episode and depression treatment-naïve, as well as those, treated for many years before and with multiple hospitalisation episodes in history, the latter admitted for various degrees of health deterioration.

The latter admits he's "not musically, but in terms of logistics, quite controlling.

Both are unpleasant, but the latter admits that one's hate is one's own problem as well as yours – it is our problem.

Thus, the former supports connection admission control and the latter admits a near independent engineering and routing.

The difference is that whereas the latter admits many sorts of basic facts involving only particulars – 'a is scarlet', 'b is an electron' – the latter admits only basic facts of the form 'a resembles b to such and such a degree'.

A consent decree is just a term that refers to a settlement between two parties in this case the United States of America and Ferguson without the latter admitting guilt and needing to pay a bunch of money.

Wainwright and Brion did not always get along, the latter admitting to The New York Times: "Rufus had all these beautiful songs but every time the vocals would kick in, he'd write some complicated keyboard part so you couldn't hear them.