Sentence examples for admitted with the from inspiring English sources

Just 149 over-60s were admitted with the syndrome in 2005-06, but in 2014-15 the figure was 376.

In the year 2010-11, the NHS saw 959 teenagers aged 13-19 being admitted with the illness.

Singer Prince has been released from a US hospital after he was admitted with the flu following an emergency plane landing, celebrity news outlet TMZ says.

Of women admitted with the condition, the male-female ratio of their offspring was 44.3 to 55.7 - a figure experts said was "statistically significant".

Wakefield admitted with the beard gone, it felt strange: "The experience was fine, Sarah did an excellent job, but it's going to be odd having anything to play with on my chin to pull and tug when nervous, this is going to be the problem".

But the biggest study of race-conscious admissions at selective colleges, "The Shape of the River" (1998), found that students admitted with the benefit of affirmative action performed only slightly below class average and, after graduation, outgained many of their peers.

What did the N.F.L. admit with the settlement? A. The league did not acknowledge any wrongdoing with how it dealt with head injuries.

Killer Films did not get the right combination, she admits, with "The Grey Zone," Tim Blake Nelson's 2001 drama about Jewish prisoners who aided the Nazi exterminations in Auschwitz.

"I'm not a big fan of the mayor," he admits, with the frankness that only a federal employee can afford.

Though I must admit with the weather being as cold as it is up here, some indoor Wii action would be nice.

We conducted a retrospective study from a total of 476 patients admitted with in the ICU between January 2015 and December 2015.