Sentence examples for possibly admit from inspiring English sources

He could not possibly admit that the Federal Reserve cannot do any more.

"I don't see how we could possibly admit adoption of that resolution," he said, according to Tass news service.

"Convenience" feels like a foolish reason for making any decision regarding your children's health; even on an anonymous survey, it's not something most of us would want to own up to (or possibly admit to ourselves).

The measure being considered by lawmakers could nearly double the H-1B visas allotted yearly and possibly admit more temporary workers during periods of high demand, said several advocates who have discussed the matter with Congressional staff members and who declined to be named because the final language has not yet been released.

This maxim is true in general, though I cannot forbear thinking that it may possibly admit of exceptions, and that we often establish it with too little reserve and limitation.

Because we "know" that not only are we not a monarchy Constitutionally, but also that our very existence is owed to its denial as a morally decadent institution, we cannot possibly admit the truth about what we have let our country become: America is now a monarchy.

Some law enforcement officials had said they hoped imprisoning Mr. Lee would pressure him into pleading guilty and possibly admitting more serious crimes.

That is, if is admitted first, then is possibly admitted.

from the set and go to Step 2. It can be seen that after each iteration, either the set of admitted users and the corresponding power allocation levels are determined or one user is removed from the list of most possibly admitted users.

Much of the concern about possibly admitting terrorists as refugees stems from the fact that one of the Paris attackers was found holding a Syrian passport that had been stamped at a Greek port of entry -- indicating that he'd traveled to Europe as part of the wave of hundreds of thousands of other migrants seeking refuge in Europe from violence in the Middle East and South Asia.

First and foremost among the questions they raise: How could he possibly have admitted to something as damning as appearing in the photo if he was certain he wasn't one of the people in it?