Sentence examples for exceptionally admitted from inspiring English sources

A nuncupative (orally declared) will is exceptionally admitted in some jurisdictions in emergency situations, such as those of the soldier on active war duty, the sailor on board ship, or a person finding himself in immediate danger of death.

"I'm finding 2011 exceptionally challenging" Ms. Whitfield admitted and compared contemporary life to a video game whose characters dash around trying to avoid lightning bolts.

Gurganus: Yes, they are exceptionally gifted at admitting how sexual we are in every pursuit.

This report revealed that there was a surprisingly high dropout rate for Chinese international students studying in Ivy League schools, which only admit exceptionally achieving students (Luo 2013).

In explaining its decision, the BBFC said that the sexual content was "exceptionally justified by context", but admitted audiences may find the scenes "shocking".

He admitted the results were "exceptionally disappointing", but said: "There is no leadership issue.

One result of this oafish marketing was that Rockwell recruited exceptionally inept personnel, attracting hordes of Nazis he admitted were "unbelievably stupid".

7 Elderly patients admitted to the ICU are an exceptionally vulnerable patient population.

It would mean knowing that a particular individual in the applicant pool has the potential to make an exceptionally strong contribution to the institution, is very likely to enroll if admitted, and nevertheless rejecting this applicant for other reasons.

All admitted students would have to fall within the same range of academic ability, with exceptionally talented athletes meeting the same standards as applicants with exceptional talents in other areas.

Hospital management at the Royal Preston hospital said they were hit by an exceptionally busy day and night on Monday which saw more than double the number of children admitted.