Sentence examples for while admitting the from inspiring English sources

"We are beginning to see the signs of a new Indonesia," says Ginandjar Kartasasmita, the chief economic minister, while admitting the process may "appear chaotic" at times.

The posture toward objectivism remained fundamentally the same, even while admitting the existence of intervening (i.e., mental) variables, accepting verbal reports, and branching into areas such as perception.

She did not share the profound disillusion of writers such as JM Coetzee, while admitting the problems brought by the new dispensation in her country.

George Osborne has accused Boris Johnson of playing "political games" over Britain's future membership of the EU, while admitting the London mayor has ambitions to rise through government.

Coleman's irritation with the situation has been clear to see and he has demanded the full backing of the FAW if he is to continue, while admitting the association has asked him to change his backroom staff.

While admitting the cogency of all of these objections, Savulescu and Persson insist that their intention is "simply to put moral enhancement in general, and moral bioenhancement in particular, on the table," not to provide "a definitive and detailed solution".

"We had some problems for a while," admitted Mario Boselli, the president of the Camera Nazionale, the industry's governing trade group.

All the while never admitting the link or affiliation to the puppeteer.

Morgan attributed the batting collapse to "a combination of bad luck and poor execution", while admitting "at the start the bowling was the worst of the tour".

Bizima Karaha, the rebels' security chief, while admitting that the refugees' return had complicated the relief effort, complained that help was arriving too slowly.

While admitting that "the arc of the moral universe is long," Martin Luther King Jr. believed that "it bends toward justice".