Sentence examples for admissions so far from inspiring English sources

Compared with 2009, admissions so far this year have increased by 25 percent to 2,650, and an increasing proportion of wounds are from roadside bombs, he said.

There have been nearly 650 field hospital admissions so far this year, more than half the result of disease or "non-battle injury".

Libération reports that Love has clocked up around 30,000 admissions so far, and that an appeal has gone to the state council to try and get the ruling reversed.

In the Town Hall, again, Miss Buckman and Mr. Maurice D'Oisly, of the opera, are singing probably operatic music at a second miscellaneous concert given by the municipality at a price of admission so far below the actual cost of its production that a considerable queue has been formed during the afternoon for the purchase of tickets.

Syrian Foreign Minister Walid Muallem on Tuesday made the fullest public admission so far that Syria owned a chemical weapons stockpile and gave a clear commitment to the Russian plan.

The effectiveness of preventive measures focusing on compulsory admission so far has only rarely been studied in larger samples.

How do you feel about your progress during the college admissions process so far?

The admissions results so far also showed hesitation by children and their parents to embrace the new small high schools that Mr. Klein and the mayor have made a cornerstone of their effort to improve the system.

Referring to his experience with "A Teaspoon Every Four Hours," Mr. Mason said that keeping a show in previews for such a ludicrous length of time is "a public admission that so far the show stinks".

Reaction to Foster's admission has so far eclipsed the Golden Globe nomination she also received last week for her role in Neil Jordan's thriller The Brave One, yet commentators have generally echoed the line taken by New York's Gay City News which ran the dry headline: 'Jodie Comes Out.

Then stir in a dash of the looming financial woes for a string of Football League clubs suffering from a combination of the economic slump (which has hit some of them, with their greater reliance on local sponsors and on-the-day admission, harder so far than the Premier League giants) and hardening attitudes of the banks and Revenue & Customs, and you've got a potent cocktail of gloom.