Sentence examples for admission better from inspiring English sources

His aphorisms alone are worth the price of admission, better than any but Wilde's.

Ms. Huston, the Academy Award-winning actress who plays the theatrical producer Eileen Rand on the show, is by her own admission better known for her dramatic skills than for carrying a tune.

Within limits, worry about success causes students to study harder to gain admission to better universities.

There are arguments for countervailing, intangible benefits — more national exposure, more admission applications, better quality students and increased alumni donations.

This is a fitting conclusion to an album that begins, on Stonemilker, with Björk's frank admission: "I better document this".

After being a dedicated college applicant for more than a year, I might be expected to understand the admission process better.

Lattes are a 7,000-won price of admission; a better deal was to be found at Coco Bruni, a cute spot offering 3,000-won 3,000-won.

But in the glow of the championships, the school is claiming a larger victory -- rising test scores of entering freshmen, more selective admission standards, better research and academic facilities and a reputation that improves every semester.

Nevertheless, the ROSC and ROSC with admission were better in DCA patients and the survival rate is significantly higher in DCA.

Normalization of lactate <6 hours after ICU admission revealed better survival compared with normalization of lactate >6 hours (mortality 16.6% vs. 24.4%; p < 0.001).

South Asians at low and high prognostic risk at admission had better survival than their white counterparts (HR 0.74 (95% CI 0.64 to 0.86) in high risk patients).