Sentence examples for admittedly suggests from inspiring English sources

Earlier this month (on a turnout of less than half the electorate that admittedly suggests a general lack of political engagement similar to England's) the Scottish National party achieved a majority government for the first time.

And it is equally possible that, with all exchanges talking to all others almost all the time, they might all get together, with the outcome being a single global equity market.Previous experience, admittedly, suggests that more alliances or mergers between stock exchanges are planned than carried to fruition.

Admittedly, Burns suggests Brown's clunking fist technique might have been encouraged by haggis consumption.

An admittedly unscientific survey suggests that Jones and Schwartz were the best slam bidders in the senior event.

But this sample — parts of three admittedly meaningless preseason games — suggests otherwise.

Admittedly, as the name suggests, the victims of this disease are mainly birds in particular, chickens.

Yet the study also suggests (the admittedly widely-accepted proposition) that the children of single mothers are more likely to be troublesome, and that the best arrangement for both boys and girls is to live in a two-parent household in which both adults are employed.

It's a blend of deception, misdirection, and poor analysis, chock full of comments like this one about Warren's book on two-earner families: "... Warren simply fails to grapple with what her thesis suggests... Admittedly, I don't quite know what to say, but at least I can acknowledge that it's a pretty powerful problem for the current family model.

Mr. Proshansky said data that is admittedly "very preliminary" suggested that the suits had reduced illicit gun trafficking in the city.

One poll, admittedly an outlier, suggested that Mr Strauss-Kahn would beat Mr Sarkozy in a second-round run-off by a crushing 62% to 38%.In this section The man who would be president On the verge of a nervous peace Epic fail No Italian jobs Bombs away Get a move on Hungary's other deficit ReprintsThe big question for 2011, therefore, is whether Mr Strauss-Kahn will run.

Our admittedly crude estimates suggest that person earning $251,000 would receive a $45 benefit using Pelosi's plan rather than the President's.