Sentence examples for tacitly admitting from inspiring English sources

The university was tacitly admitting it was involved in the entertainment business.

Fifa has determined on a more robust approach, tacitly admitting it could have taken more direct action in the past.

Are we tacitly admitting that people with disabilities of whatever sort are damaged goods we'd be better off without?

By tacitly admitting to USA Today last month that he had used steroids, Giambi created questions about his past actions.

They have in effect written off part of this loan, tacitly admitting that Fiat will be unable to repay it when it comes due in 2005.

Perhaps McDonalds is tacitly admitting that many low-income workers, including McDonalds employees, can't afford health insurance and simply make do without it.

The MOD took its just-in-time procurement policy too far, as it has tacitly admitted.

And the government tacitly admits that some undeserving claimants will continue to receive benefits.

Director of National Intelligence James Clapper tacitly admitted PRISM's existence in a blog post last Thursday.

But he tacitly admitted that the new rules did not go far enough.

The IDF has tacitly admitted it may not find, let alone destroy, the entire network.