Sentences with phrase «because admitting»

This is likely because admitting that it allowed Cambridge Analytica to access the data could also open Facebook to liability.

When people ask me where I'm from in Lineage 2, I tell them I'm Asian and let them assume I'm Japanese (I am fluent in the language and will abuse it if necessary), because admitting to being Chinese in that game has become synonymous with admitting to being a farmer / bot / what - have - you, even though I speak (type?)

If, like me, you have been in the position of deposing two parents whose 12 year old son died after six hours in a waiting room, vomiting blood due to his necrotic bowell, because the admitting nurse failed to triage him due to her incorrect snap judgment he «just had a flu,» and seen their tears, anguish and the story of how the event ruined their lives and their marriage, you might think that a cookie cutter approach to non-economic damages is not necessarily an idea that promotes good values, like personal responsibility and just compensation.

The evidence had to be excluded because admitting it would harm the administration of justice.

Basically: Never ever admit there is any problem — because admitting problems shows «poor quality».

Lewandowsky's propagandising has to omit any sense of proportion, because admitting that climate change is not just a matter of degree, but matters of degree on matters of degree precludes the possibility of making polarising statements and moralistic claims, which are his intentions.

As the Vietnam War rages on in 1971, Daniel Ellsberg (Matthew Rhys, of The Americans), a former State Department analyst working for the RAND Corporation, uncovers an extensive study that proves succeeding Presidential administrations from Truman to Nixon knew the conflict was unwinnable, yet lied about it to the American people, and continued sending soldiers to fight and die because admitting defeat wasn't an acceptable outcome.

He was raised strict Catholic and even though he knew he was gay, he married because admitting to being gay involved too many risks.

«Forgave them because they admitted it was a mistake.

Because it admits multi-currency transfers, this altcoin is famous internationally, and traders, speculators, and financial institutions look at it favorably.

The sources upon which this Jewish rejectionism drew bear close examination because they admit of more than one interpretation and more than one application.

Jesus was called a stumbling stone because he himself admitted that people would fall over things he said.

I guess it's hard for me to call you out on commenting on an article, when it is clear you haven't read it, because you admitted to not reading it.

But only because I admit that I, as a flawed being, can not be relied upon to say what is right and what is wrong.

That does not matter because you admit there is something about our self - awareness / consciousness that transcends the Natural

When the ball hit the back of the net after Ozil had chipped the Ludogorets keeper and beaten two defenders, there was double delight and relief for the manager, because he admitted after the match in comments reported by Sky Sports that he thought our skilful midfield star had fluffed his lines and messed up the chance.

Grateful But the United manager steadfastly refuses to criticise the Belgian striker, not least because he admits that he is unable to offer him any sort of rest in the foreseeable future.

According to radio host and conspiracy monger Alex Jones, also appearing in the film, «The military - industrial complex killed John F. Kennedy» and «I can prove that there's a private banking cartel setting up a world government because they admit they are» and «No matter how you look at 9/11 there was no Islamic terrorist connection — the hijackers were clearly U.S. government assets who were set up as patsies like Lee Harvey Oswald.»

It makes it so much easier because I admit that the texture do make it a little hard to swallow.

He met her on OKCupid and she actually sent me him an email first, which was rare for her and somewhat out of character because she admits to being shy.

Well better that you get to know me anyway because i admit im bad with describing my self other than that i speak English Slovenian and im learning Japanese

I can't imagine that there's a high school in America (or anywhere in the western world) where a girl would become a celebrity because she admits to having lost her virginity.

So many parents tell me that homework takes HOURS because they admit they don't monitor their son / daughter's on task progress.

I turned down an offer to be «traditionally» publish because they admitted they could not improve on my sales.

I told them I wanted it pulled out of default because they admitted it was all their fault.

Because I admit: Once in a while, you'll pass some ugly buildings and even uglier graffiti on walls, but most of the time, it is pretty stunning.

the HD remakes were horrible because they admit they didn't have the original source code anymore and used some old beta test code that lacked the bugfixes and polish of final versions.

I am certainly not saying this from a holier - than - thou position because admit I have my own mindsets that hold me back.

This particular category doesn't state how much global warming humans are causing, and hence climate contrarians claim that because they admit humans are causing some global warming, they should be included in the 97 percent.

Are you ok with that because he admitted to it?

Because I admit I am flummoxed — I can't see what you hope to gain.

We had him apply with Banner Life and he was initially offered a «Preferred» rating instead of a more favorable «Preferred Plus» rating because he admitted to experimenting with drugs when he was a teenager.

Meanwhile, a group of scams based on «Proof of Weak Hands» aren't considered scams because they admit they're scams / a joke?

OK, so I may be biased because I admit, I'm a makeup hound.

I want to join so badly, because I admit... I'm a procrastinator with the best of you.

Not exact matches

And it shows you trust the other person, because you're willing to be vulnerable and admit you need help.

More than 40 % of respondents admitted to putting off learning about investing because they feel they're stretched too thin to contribute.

Trump volunteered that he has it out for Amazon chief Jeff Bezos because «he's way richer than me and he admits to being bald, so I feel threatened on two levels.»

A number of Facebook watchers including one of its Silicon Valley investors said the company has no real economic incentive to admit it is a media outlet, because it would drag the social network into a legislative morass.

(One explanation for why pollsters failed to predict Cameron's landslide victory last year was because «Brintroverts» refused to admit they intended to vote Conservative, an uncool choice in everyday conversation.)

We unconsciously create excuses such as these because something deeper and more significant is in the way and we don't know it — or don't want to admit it.

Because astronauts are often reluctant to admit to anxiety or depression, out of fear they won't be allowed to go to space again, the software is designed so nobody can track whether an astronaut uses it,» reports the Pacific Standard.

The banker «admitted in a taped interview that he ejaculated into an «attractive» co-worker's water bottle because «her lips had touched it.»»

Interestingly, Wills points out that Air Start has never tried to maximize its return on these deals; he admits the company leaves «a lot on the table» because the point of differentiation is service quality.

I've got ta admit to you — because I try to be totally transparent — that I don't think we even had a grasp, three years ago, of how much we would do that.

But he admits it can be tricky to guard against fraud because start - ups are in the business or «selling forward.»

To be sure, Buffett has admitted publicly that Berkshire has struggled with retail, in part because of technology's constant reshaping of shopping behaviors.

I will admit that I'm a little crazy because, unlike most people, I see a path to the impossible.

Lori Twomey, our chief merchant, once admitted that getting emails I'd sent in the middle of the night or over the weekend gave her anxiety, because she felt pressure to respond.

The same day, Stone admitted to having «back channel communications» with Assange because they had a «good mutual friend.»