Sentence examples for admittedly to avoid from inspiring English sources

Admittedly, to avoid contamination with cells from the walls of the 3rd ventricle is much more difficult but was painfully attempted by using thin tissue sections and placing a clear cut between the ventricular wall and the granule cell layer (Fig. 1d).

We have an opportunity - admittedly a life-changing one - to avoid tragic and unintelligent mistakes which could end up with the immigration situation looking like the war on drugs, another unwinnable scenario where the agent of change, if embraced (with whatever reluctance) would be either less negative - or, as in the case of immigration into the EU - powerfully positive in its effects.

"But the actual response, I think, and this is partly to do with the way democracy works and the way the mass-media works, is to avoid confronting these admittedly intractable problems, because there is actually underlying despair.

Although time constraints can become an excuse for some of those teachers who are not technologically inclined to avoid using flipped classrooms, admittedly, without supportive policies that can balance teacher workload, it is unlikely that teachers will have a willingness to adopt flipped classrooms.

Then, there's ten minutes of Jindal using five-dollar words to avoid answering a few admittedly good questions.

Admittedly, the ZINC library was specifically designed to avoid refinding ZoBio-like molecules, so the area of chemical space that the ZoBio library explored was excluded from our search.

Admittedly, this is painful, and one is well advised to avoid being stung, just as one ordinarily avoids being stung by a wasp or a bee.

Admittedly, I get a lot of the pushback from people who use cash to avoid paying taxes, and resent any suggestion that they should pay their fair share like everyone else.

Released at about the time of another Riverton dump fire – an annual environmental disaster that Jamaican authorities can't seem to figure out how to avoid – Well Done became a hashtag for government incompetence and, admittedly more rarely, kudos.

Admittedly, the comeback has a long way to go, and some firms still prefer to avoid the phrase.

South Africa, which admittedly has a different colonial history than the rest of the continent, has been able to avoid leadership by a strongman, though political shenanigans by President Jacob Zuma have caused some concern.