Sentence examples for admitted in the final from inspiring English sources

Research shows that you are much more likely to be admitted in the final 10 minutes of the four-hour target than you are beforehand.

All but one of the patients who were admitted in the final week of life died there.

The percentage of patients hospitalised increased exponentially in the last weeks before death; one fifth was admitted in the final week of life.

His book, he admits in the final chapter of Red Notice, is a kind of macabre insurance policy.

Between 1998 and 2003, 2170 male patients admitted in the 8 above-mentioned departments presented a final UTI diagnosis.

As Bolt admitted afterwards: "In the final I got a bad start and when I did, my old habits kind of chipped in and I lost focus and my form.

Trying to regulate the latter, even Leveson admitted in his final report, would be a step too far.

Although she could rage in her own defense, Guggenheim clearly came to feel that the blame belonged to her alone, as did many people around her. "Sindbad and Laurence once said to me 'You killed Pegeen,' " she admitted in her final years, "and sometimes I think I did".

Egyptian-born businessman Assem Allem, who took over the club in 2010, admitted that the final moments of the game were stressful but added that Saturday was one of the proudest days of his life.

And while Sundhage and the players said it was all in fun, Wambach admitted after the final that "at the end of the day, we wanted people to talk about us for what we did on the field".

Walker twisted an ankle in the regional semifinal and admitted before the Final Four began that he felt tired.