Sentence examples for admitted less from inspiring English sources

Columbia, Yale, and Stanford admitted less than eight per cent of their applicants.

To keep up the numbers, urban lodges have admitted less respectable folk.

Just as the majority of Jewish refugees were admitted less for compassionate reasons than to meet the shortage of domestic servants, so today's refugees tend to do the low-paid catering and cleaning jobs spurned by the native British.

It was a lovely building from 1780, though the outside impression of Georgian airiness and proportion was undermined by the fact that the rooms were smallish and the windows admitted less light than one might expect.

David Cameron is still facing opposition from other EU countries to "four or five areas" of his renegotiation demands, the Government has admitted, less than 24 hours before a summit of leaders in Brussels.

Patients admitted less than 24 hours on Ward and patients not eligible for resuscitation were excluded.

Lately, it has admitted less-prepared probationary students, because the community colleges that were providing basic coursework retreated from the prisons after federal budget cuts.

But if it is to survive, Ariel will have to swallow its pride and admit less tolerant and flexible folk.

I am, I admit, less versed in lesbian music, but I hardly suspect it is without equally passionate representation.

In the nineteen-nineties, when the problem first became widespread, many dairies had recently modernized to meet European Union standards, replacing the traditional hand-and-bucket setup with state-of-the-art automatic-milking parlors, which admit less hay dust.

One problem is that many local high school students are not qualified to immediately enter elite institutions like Northwestern or Georgetown, highly competitive schools that typically admit less than one in five applicants in the United States.