Sentence examples for unable to admit a from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to imagine why talented scholars and scientists, and students for that matter, should want to make their careers or study in a country unable to admit a handful of refugee children without a tabloid firestorm demanding dental checks.

The superstar chief executives of the 1980s bred a climate where managers needed to be unflappably confident, unable to admit a shortcoming, never asking for advice to solve a problem.

However, we cannot determine from our data whether HBA units admit patients who are too sick or too well to benefit, or whether LBA units inappropriately refuse patients who are likely to benefit out of concern that their unit would then be unable to admit a patient in greater need of critical care.

Furthermore, burn services may not empty beds to avoid being filled up by work from other specialties, thus making them unable to admit a burn when referred.

We use the financial aid resources we have to admit and aid the strongest students from around the world, but since there is not an infinite amount of aid available we reach a point in the admission process where we are unable to admit any more students who require financial aid.

This was a clear opportunity for him to dispel the notion that he's arrogant and unable to admit any wrongdoing.

Many people unable to admit to mistakes suffer from a strive for "perfection".

In the run-up to Khatallah's trial, which is scheduled to begin on Monday, the judge decided that prosecutors would be unable to admit evidence purporting that Khatallah once told an associate that he was intending to kill Stevens's replacement, too.

A man who is unable to admit that he was wrong at the expense of destroying the character and reputation of another in order to protect his own.

Responsible for an English county at the jeans-and-trainers end of the 1980s, the force had brutally policed the miners' strike, and was described by some of its own former officers as "regimented", with morning parade and saluting of officers, ruled by "an iron fist" institutionally unable to admit mistakes.

Is Bree, who insists that if not for Lara she would be with a man, really straight, or just unable to admit she's gay?