Sentence examples for admittedly apply from inspiring English sources

In taking the latter actions, she is guilty of a certain error of judgment about which actions are supported by reasons that admittedly apply (See Gardner and Macklem 2002).

So, the Senate version of health care reform admittedly applies some mighty large band-aids to these problems.

Admittedly, by applying directly to my school on the School Direct (unsalaried) route, I could be choosy about where I'd end up.

Admittedly, this applies to some existentialist authors more than others.

Admittedly, this does not apply to most "universal" welfare services granted to all people on record in the welfare system under consideration of their exact welfare position.

In my opinion, Judge Berman may have been significantly influenced by the powerful factual arguments in Brady's favor--enough so that he may have been induced to apply the admittedly imprecise legal rules in a way that produced what he thought was the right result.

Admittedly, the test is harder to apply when attention is transferred to the major theories in their most persuasive form, because here the question concerns views that have stood the test of time.

Admittedly, most people have still to embrace this idea and apply it in their everyday lives.

Although the Telegraph sale is admittedly a major transaction, International stresses that § 271 does not apply to every major transaction; it only applies to transactions that strike at the heart of a corporation's existence, which this transaction does not.

Admittedly the term "offender" is more familiar to criminologists and does apply.

Admittedly, some pupils still use the word "gay" to express disapproval but they apply it to things like homework, and it is rarely a dig even when directed at people.