Sentence examples for admittedly he will from inspiring English sources

Admittedly, he will need to persuade New Komeito, traditionally averse to constitutional change; but then it has also been averse to free trade and other reforms, and that has not always seemed to count for much.

Dr De Cock will not be drawn into predictions about what progress to expect over the next few years, but Mr Clinton (admittedly not an epidemiologist) says he will be both disappointed and surprised if the 3m figure is not reached by the end of this year.

But the Frenchman's movement, strength and interplay have all been good, suggesting that if he can rediscover the touch that enabled him to score almost a goal every two games in the admittedly inferior French league, then he will give Arsenal a more reliable forward presence than the one provided by the infuriating Gervinho and Theo Walcott.

If England have any sense – quite an assumption, admittedly – they will strike while the iron is hot and hand him a promotion.

Sometimes, admittedly, they'll reward you with a little stay in Preston, but that's only because they think you like it there.

He'll have failed to extract the most conservative possible bill, admittedly, but his political success will more than make up for that policy failure.

If Congress remains under Democratic control — a big if, admittedly — it will probably enact these changes.

Admittedly, this will be hard to do while Goldman Sachs is paying his legal bills.

Admittedly banks will need to spend more on software and boffins and less on high-octane salesmen.

Admittedly, you will need to know a few other things, things that New Yorkers are perhaps too busy to tell you.

Admittedly, you will present a bigger target, but if you choose especially laughable partners, they will attract most of the abuse.