Sentence examples for could admittedly from inspiring English sources

The bondholder haircut idea could, admittedly, have been timed better, but it is still exactly the right principle.

Despite being lovers, they look more like well-born incestuous siblings, an impression which could, admittedly, just be due to the fact Adam was once acquainted with Byron.

I realise this statement could, admittedly, appear to be parochialism run rampant or an example of the worst excesses of devolution.

I wouldn't wear a bra that warned me when I'm emotionally eating – though I could admittedly use that information – because I like how my bras make me feel sexy and beautiful.

However, one thing I did notice was that the controls/mic pod felt a little bit flimsy and light, which could be a concern for long-term wear, but that could admittedly also just be a mistaken impression.

This could, admittedly, have resulted in some improved quality of routine work; punctual initiatives by individual control area workers mimicking intervention activities cannot be completely excluded either.

However, this is just about the best use of the "badges" model that I could imagine, admittedly, with the way being paved by Khan Academy (which already issues badges).

While he admittedly could live without the higher profile that comes with being a major winner, he is certainly not happy that his game has gone into retreat.

What that referred to (and admittedly could have been more precise) was that the car fell short of the projected range, 90 miles, that it showed when I parked it overnight at a hotel in Groton, Conn.

Having left Cuba in 1960, my interest in these submissions admittedly could go beyond the merely scientific.

Those included "establishing some credibility on out-year fiscal problems... (that) could open up admittedly limited running room to pass necessary additional stimulus legislation in the long run".