Sentence examples for consider admitted from inspiring English sources

"When it came about it was something I thought I had to consider," admitted Naismith.

We did not consider admitted children who were < 1 year of age because of difficulties in differentiating asthma from bronchiolitis in this age group (Kramarz et al. 2000).

Perhaps she should consider admitting more than one person at a time?

WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report) — President Barack Obama's increasing popularity is forcing congressional Democrats to consider admitting that they know him, a leading Democratic staffer revealed on Monday.

And while it seems unlikely, Barack might consider admitting once in a while that it's possible for a person to reach for a greater tomorrow while voting for somebody else.

By allowing full questioning of the woman, Judge Ruckriegle cannot be accused of refusing to at least consider admitting the information about her past as evidence, regardless of what he ultimately decides to do, Mr. Early said.

By Andy Borowitz February 2, 2015 WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report) — President Barack Obama's increasing popularity is forcing congressional Democrats to consider admitting that they know him, a leading Democratic staffer revealed on Monday.

Augusta National commissioned the 48-question survey in response to a controversy generated after Martha Burk, president of the National Council of Women's Organizations, privately asked the club to consider admitting a woman before next year's Masters Tournament, which is held at the club.

Top flight clubs voted overwhelmingly against the Rangers newco's application to replace the old club and the Scottish Football League will now consider admitting the Ibrox side.

She engages in conversation with adults in a way that makes you consider admitting you are her parent.

Statehood supporters insist the inconclusive vote gives Congress and the White House a mandate to consider admitting Puerto Rico as a state.