Sentence examples for admittedly new from inspiring English sources

Admittedly, new drugs used to treat conditions once treated with surgery may actually bring down costs, since surgery is generally more expensive.

2860, 69 L.Ed.2d 768, instead of relying on the automobile exception to uphold the search of respondent's jacket pocket, the Court takes an extraordinary dangerous detour to reach the same result by adopting an admittedly new rationale applicable to every "lawful custodial arrest" of the occupant of an automobile.

Admittedly new technologies makes the availability of information so instantaneous, media had no choice but to evolve.

While Redford is a old hand when it comes to conspiracy flicks, he is admittedly new to the superhero genre — and that's part of what appealed to him about the role, he told The Times at a Q&A after a screening of "The Company You Keep" last year.

While Redford is a old hand when it comes to conspiracy flicks, he is admittedly new to the superhero genre — and that's part of what appealed to him about the role, he told The Times at a Q&A; after a screening of "The Company You Keep" last year.

Admittedly, new-music composers are well aware that the Internet can help them reach their fringe audiences as the classical music market continues to shrink.

Admittedly, the new liabilities are largely offset by new assets: equity stakes, the loan books of nationalised banks and so forth.

Admittedly, New York is something of a special case.

Admittedly, New York has never been known for bold experimentation in interior space.

Admittedly, New York's season should not be completely written off, especially as they were able to get the better of the Cowboys and Falcons for the most part.

Admittedly a new Dyer film is not really news, given that he knocks them out with such exhausting frequency that he makes Nicolas Cage look like JD Salinger.