Sentence examples for admittedly successful from inspiring English sources

And yet somehow a reality is envisaged here in which one admittedly successful game has the power to utterly divert a teenager's moral understanding of the world.

Against all my rational thought I also can't help but see it as an (admittedly successful) financial ploy from ZeniMax ($111million dollars in subscription revenue, even before the game went free to play), but at the expense of getting a next-gen follow up to Skyrim.

Thirty-eight years old and admittedly already successful on his own terms beyond his wildest dreams, Kevin Smith is at a crossroads.

For example, the statement that "almost without exception Taliban members do not receive salaries or other financial incentives for their work", directly contradicts the experience of Afghan and ISAF officials working with the (admittedly not hugely successful) reintegration programme.

What other major global business would allow an employee - admittedly a very successful and influential one - to handpick the person to take over from him?

Since this admittedly rudimentary approach was successful, it should be expected that using HRA would be at least as successful, if not more so.

Still, Straus says: "The Western scientific tradition has been enormously successful, but admittedly, it doesn't solve everything.

Such efforts, though laudable, have admittedly not been entirely successful.

In leaving the family, in 1994, he made the most successful move, admittedly with the support of Dr. Paul Janssen.

Morgante, who graduated from B.U. in 1987, said there was something in the makeup of the modern college student that had made the admittedly complicated club model more successful.

But other small countries are much better at producing successful multinationals (though they are admittedly blessed with friendlier neighbours).