Sentence examples for this admission that from inspiring English sources

The jury also thought that the mass shredding of documents was of no importance rather oddly, given that it was this admission that set Andersen unravelling even before the firm was indicted.

But this admission that the bank had made a mistake was itself made in error, Tom Kelly, a Chase spokesman, said.

Harris jumped on this admission that "we did that": "So there was a decision made on that basis not to inform the users, is that correct?" "That's my understanding, yes.

Notice how this elicits the admission that they don't know the meaning of this term (U17, U21): everyday English can be as problematic as technical jargon.

This followed the admission that the immigration minister, Brendan O'Connor, was not told that Abdellatif had been housed in low-security detention up until August, when he was transferred to Villawood, a higher security detention centre in Sydney.

This is an admission that won't please him or the rest of my family.

This is, in effect, an admission that fingerprinting as now practiced may not actually be reliable.

Is this an admission that she might be facing up to ageing?

There's a political price to be paid for this blatant admission that he needs her to draw crowds.

This grudging admission that causality exists in certain strictly defined and circumscribed cases was occasioned by moral, not physical, considerations.

In a way, is this an admission that graphics aren't quite photorealistic enough to allow you to pick out faces in a crowd as you would in real-life?