Sentence examples for slow to admit from inspiring English sources

Companies are often not just slow to admit cyber attacks to customers and investors.

Connecticut is slow to admit fault.

He was slow to admit the scale of the problem.

The Spaniards themselves were slow to admit it.

What they are slow to admit is that the center worked.

"A lot of communities are very slow to admit they have this population in their area," he said.

But it is the corporation's attitude to the inevitable criticism that is often as important: on this occasion, the BBC has been slow to defend itself, reluctant to admit any error at all, while would-be leaders are nowhere to be seen.

"Although policymakers are reluctant to admit that China has slowed dramatically, the recent onslaught of measures aimed at stimulating the economy surely hints at their discomfort," says Fathom's Laura Eaton.

I have to admit that my pace slowed down considerably when I had to spend so much time writing, studying and doing my national radio shows.

A visit to a memorial of the victims of that "dirty war" prompted the President to admit the United States was slow to speak out on the atrocities committed.

Although slow to panic, I admitted my fear That gift-giving day was indeed drawing near, And then in a vision -- a moment quite dear, The meaning of Christmas made itself clear.