Sentence examples for admitted we can from inspiring English sources

"For students who aren't admitted, we can give them a choice of the waiting list to start in September, the waiting list to start in London, or waiting for whichever becomes available".

The Treaty of Sèvres in 1920, which promised them a homeland, in fact, decreed an Armenian state, was ignored by Europe; and three years later, meeting at Lausanne, the great powers admitted, "We can do nothing". "Homogeneous in language, in religion and physical type, the Armenians may serve as an exemplar.

(Speech and Language Therapist 1) I think there's a lot of skills that advanced practitioners have that a lot of people who organise services within the organisation don't know that they have, so almost like marketing, you know we can insert cannulas we can prevent a diabetic being admitted we can, you know, get somebody out of A&E with a toilet raise or whatever.

We admit; we can be a little provocative.

Maybe they can apologize when we admit we can muck things up, too.

But we have to admit, we can be devilishly destructive too.

Are you willing to admit we can do what you can't?

We really are better off with free trade although I admit that "we" can be a bit of a slippery word.

Historians have always admitted that we can only see the past "through a glass, darkly".

There is a big difference between "We have just about reached our limit; no more people will be admitted," and "We can squeeze in a few more families".

By subtracting the amount by which the population grew from the total number of admitted individuals, we can estimate the number of unique releasees.