Sentence examples for study admits from inspiring English sources

Patricia Schroeder, president of the Association of American Publishers, which commissioned the Anderson study, admits the forecast was unrealistic.

One experienced battlefield airman in the study admits that he came in skeptical.

The study admits the truth that monitoring of SMC, rainfall, and groundwater quality data was important, practicable, and feasible at the site.

When a study admits that its initial result was off by at least 80%, it's hard to be confident in the new result.

David Pecaut, Boston Consulting Group's senior vice president in charge of the study, admits that online shopping is still too small to put a dent into traditional retail this year, or even next year.

The study admits, however, that it can't link the decline in motivation to the drug's effects.

Mexico urged the Organisation of American States to study admitting Cuba.

A fifth of the workers in the study admitted to leaving a canny e-mail or voicemail early or late in the day.

For another, where earlier clinical research had looked at patients who had already suffered heart attacks or strokes, this study admitted only healthy adults.

The YOA study admitted that there "would be a need to allocate or divert some funding in respect of children, social services and education to such a model", which could mean taking funding away from mainstream services.

Almost 50percentt of the adults in the study admitted to texting while driving, whereas only 43percentt of the teenagers in the study admitted to it (although, key word: admit to it).