Sentence examples for will always admit from inspiring English sources

It's a credit to scientists in general that they will always admit when nature has outdone them — usually millions or billions of years ago.

The system considered corresponds to an ungrounded structure and will always admit a rigid body mode; for that reason, the smallest natural frequency is zero and we use the smallest non-zero natural frequency as a metric for stiffness of the structure and we maximize this objective.

Patton is yet to respond to her ex's relentless efforts to win her back, despite admitting that she will always hold a "deep love" for him.

"They always admit their mistakes.

Lord Freud, the Welfare Reform minister, said the universal credit would be "designed to make sure that work will always pay" but admitted that some people would be worse off.

Not that he always admitted it.

The system always admits the boundary equilibrium (A 0,0)).

Although Patrick admits that there will always be people willing to put up with poor salaries because research "is a sort of vocation," the pool of qualified candidates has gone a bit dry.

But, Krinsky admitted, "There will always be a segment of corporations who want to go to a safer icon".

He claims not to pay attention to the current punk and hardcore scenes, though he admits they will "always be a part of me just based on my contributions".

And we'll be the first to admit that there will always be stumbles along the way".