Sentence examples for admittedly being from inspiring English sources

In most cases, admittedly, being a late entrant into an election campaign may hurt a candidate.

We continue to believe that the deal will happen, although our confidence around this view is admittedly being impacted by the protracted approval process.

Dr Schulman and his colleagues have taken this idea at face value, and treated the TB-drug programme which is, admittedly, being run by several different groups as though it were the project of a single drug company.

Admittedly, being a huge fan, I don't really care, I just want to tell him how I enjoyed crying out "why?" and guffawing at his art when it was featured in the Guardian's weekend edition in the UK.

De Ferran, who, with his short dark hair and gentle looks, can pass for a graduate student, had now exchanged his white Roger Penske team driving garb for a black business suit and said that winning the Indy 500 remained a huge thrill, despite the race itself admittedly being somewhat less of an event.

Admittedly, being transparent is easy for me and tougher on my CEOs.

(History, admittedly, is short.

His margin, admittedly, was pathetic.

Such rankings, admittedly, are idiosyncratic.

Which, admittedly is slightly inevitable.

Which, admittedly, is not everywhere.