Sentence examples similar to admissions spread from inspiring English sources

In her admission, she spread some of the blame to her estranged husband, who she said sent her a letter so upsetting she felt compelled to burn it.

We calculated the number of hospital admissions per week, spread evenly across 7 days in the respective week, and we subtracted the number of deaths, also evenly spread across the week.

One approach in particular now being used in Texas, California and elsewhere, has won admirers: trying to spread admissions by community rather than race.

The answer to this seeming conundrum is supplied by the fact that admissions were much more spread out across Saturday and Sunday on that occasion, whereas Sunday encores for the Saturday event were modest this time around.

The dynamics of MRSA transmission in health-care settings is characterized by high fluctuations in patient prevalence within units, resulting from patient-to-patient spread and admissions of colonized patients.

Admission also includes a spread of charcuterie and wood-fired pizza.

It does not help that Mr Ailes by his own admission has been spreading "disinformation" to confuse the Germans sorry, CNBC.

As Mr. Delbanco's reputation as a teacher has spread, competition for admission into his program has intensified.

Police, by their own admission, were unprepared as unrest spread to 22 of the capital's 32 boroughs.

Acute care admission rates showed a similar spread: seven per 1,000 persons per year in KP and 18 per 1,000 persons per year in Denmark.

So Facebook's reworked mission statement is a tacit admission that its tools can help spread hate by saying it hopes for the opposite outcome.