Sentence examples for means admitting from inspiring English sources

It means admitting you don't have all the answers.

It means admitting, despite the best intentions, perhaps we've been getting this wrong.

It means admitting where we got things wrong and changing," she said.

To some degree, it means admitting we've made a mistake, but we'd feel the loss, too.

Realizing the benefits of loyalty means admitting that not all customers are equal.

Saying a mess-up is your fault means admitting you made a mistake compounded by your own stupidity.

Two useful diagrams were provided, in which three operation load zones were distinguished: the red zone stands for dangerous, the yellow one means admitted and the green one is recommended area.

But admitting its absurdity would also mean admitting the regime's unpopularity.

You cannot admit change is needed because that would mean admitting you got it wrong".

If nothing else, that would mean admitting that they had been played for fools.

After all, U-turning now would mean admitting that Labour was right all along.