Sentence examples for admitted better from inspiring English sources

The young doctor was, he admitted, better placed than the majority of his countrymen in the south.

Abcam's six PhDs are, he admits, "better scientists than myself".

Parents often pay bribes to get their children admitted at better public schools.

For his part, the Millwall manager, Neil Harris, admitted the better team won.

The conflict between their clubs gets into their blood, too, but aside from complaining about specific refereeing decisions, Ferguson admitted the better team won.

The sooner students conduct research on the application process and what it takes to be admitted, the better they understand which classes they need to take and how they should organize their past, current and future activities.

Whilst the verdict outraged his fans back home, Farr admitted the better man won on the night.

"I threw it out, but nobody would take it," Tony said with a deadpan expression, which he admitted is better than an oil-pan expression.

A total of 88.1% teachers admitted that better pedagogical methods could improve the classroom teaching and make it more interesting for students.

For example, in Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals[ 166], the US Supreme Court ruled that judges have the discretion to preclude animal-based research from being admitted when better evidence in this case, epidemiological evidence is available.

Yet Liz is not, she ruefully admits, a better mother for having nothing else going.