Sentence examples for professional admitted from inspiring English sources

Hooper, who last scored five before he turned professional, admitted that it had been a perfect day for him and gave no indication that he was considering a move away from Glasgow.

I haven't seen or heard of any other social media professional admitting to having a team of people or person that they work with, even though most of them do.

The majority of complainants considered it very important to hear the professional admit an error if an error had been made, but this seldom happened.

Professionals admitted taking 13.8 units of alcohol a week compared with 10.6 units in manual households.

Some professionals admitted that they occasionally sent mocking commentary about the proceedings, but most insisted that they used smartphones for legitimate reasons: responding to deadline requests, plumbing the Web for data to illuminate an issue under discussion or simply taking notes.

On the other hand, some professionals admitted that they have too few skills to communicate effectively with the parents, thereby internally attributing the low referral rates.

In one of the schools, the professionals admitted that they had pain scales, but added that the children "… usually don't understand a faces scale".

Financial and benefits information was important to patients, but primary healthcare professionals admitted to poor knowledge of where to access benefits or financial advice.

Although almost all professionals admitted having limited knowledge on the topic, they seemed to be aware of the increased risk for consanguineous couples to have a child with a congenital disorder.

Retrospectively, professionals admitted that they had a blind spot for fatigue in RA and that only hearing from partners at OMERACT made them change their perception of fatigue as an important outcome Because when I was working in oncology before, during university training, of course we saw that the patients were lying in bed all day and we knew they were exhausted, call that fatigue.

In Britain, lately, it hasn't.Even the "elderly professionals" admit there is a problem.