Sentence examples for admittedly cannot be from inspiring English sources

It is naive to think that human rights can be protected and the countryside developed in an atmosphere of violence.Lasting security, admittedly, cannot be achieved by military means alone.

Baum et al. [ 32] suggested keeping the genus name Campeiostachys Drobov for the allohexaploid species with the genomic constitution StStHHYY which admittedly cannot be separated morphologically from the traditional genus Elymus.

Admittedly, it cannot be formally excluded that further expanding of genetic screening on all of the genes implicated in the LQTS could lead to the identification of causative mutations.

As to selection of call and so forth:  Admittedly, this aspect cannot be neglected and additional information concerning the process of generation and maintenance of the cell cultures will be included in the updated version of the manuscript, in particular a scheme illustrating the process of obtaining the doubly transformed cell lines used in this study (Supplemental Figure 1).

Admittedly, the above reports cannot be considered authoritative.

If you enjoy being made restive and uneasy by television (and admittedly I do), "The Event" cannot be dismissed even as it offers a full roster of dismissible absurdities.

A supposed better vancomycin resistance expression of vanB on solid media is an important finding, but observed here on a collection of admittedly similar isolates and thus cannot be extrapolated to the vanB VRE population in general.

Admittedly, such impact on the local area around the site cannot be extrapolated to a regional scale, raising question of the spatial representativeness of the previous records.

If the event cannot be relocated or rescheduled, hire a large tent or pavilion (admittedly this can be pricey on short notice).

Admittedly, the question to which degree this would be sufficient to prevent gene flow in nature cannot be answered at present.

Admittedly however, our attempts so far to achieve this goal have not been successful (unpublished observations), suggesting that this cannot be done in a very straightforward manner.