Sentence examples for admittedly will from inspiring English sources

The phrase "sanitary fair," she added, admittedly will make some contemporary museumgoers think of plumbing or menstrual pads rather than of beleaguered military doctors and nurses.

That tournament, admittedly, will not be staged on Irish soil but, just when they wanted to make a real statement, England's composure and discipline were found wanting.

If we have learned nothing else from Star Trek, it's that, in the future, physicians – some of them aliens, admittedly – will be using stethoscopes.

Restoring security in the east admittedly will be difficult given the woeful capacity of the Libyan government and the growing constraints on foreign diplomats who are under constant threat of attack.

Say your annual inflation rate is around the Fed's target of 2% (which admittedly will seem unrealistically low to many people).

Thus resulting in significantly higher total fuel economy that admittedly will be entirely dependent on how often and how far the car is driven.

Admittedly it will not actually be in Oswestry where they will host Slovan Bratislava, one of the bigger names of European football, in the Champions League second qualifying round tie on Tuesday 22 July.

Admittedly, it will be only the most avid Times readers who will get a frisson at glimpsing a personal side of that institution, though the name-dropping is restrained: why, there's "Alessandra" ready to scarf down a frozen custard; and who but "Maureen" would have had the sense, and forthright loyalty, to buy Bruni the sessions with her personal trainer that changed his life.

Admittedly, you will present a bigger target, but if you choose especially laughable partners, they will attract most of the abuse.

If Congress remains under Democratic control — a big if, admittedly — it will probably enact these changes.

Admittedly, this will be hard to do while Goldman Sachs is paying his legal bills.