Sentence examples for admittedly low from inspiring English sources

Allianz Leben's profitability is admittedly low.

The June presidential vote will be a genuine contest by the region's admittedly low standards.

By the admittedly low standards of shareholder democracy, that's considered repudiation.

I don't kid myself that the Romney campaign takes its talking points from The Times Op-Ed page, but he exceeded my admittedly low expectations.

Having scored a surprise election victory in 2004, its government, a coalition including another dozen parties, has surpassed (admittedly low) expectations.

The aesthetic is eclectic and colorful, a kind of post-ironic shabby chic — although admittedly low on shabby and high on chic.

Invites to (admittedly low-grade) events had increased.

Personal computers were an admittedly low-volume market at the time, but the IBM PC dominated it.

This looks like it could be a Verizon-specific variant with a muted silver tone, depending on how you squint at the admittedly low-res image evleaks shared, though to my eye it could just as easily be white, too.

Many technology stocks have doubled or tripled -- admittedly from low bases -- in the last 18 months.

At the last Republican debate, on the 10th, he declined, for the most part, to act boorish and immature, and behaved in a way that many pundits described using an admittedly very low bar as "Presidential".