Sentence examples for generally admit from inspiring English sources

Those schools are publicly financed but managed independently, and generally admit students via lottery.

Only if borrowers get into real trouble do banks generally admit that there is something wrong.Trick or treat?Then there is a host of financial trickery.

"We generally admit a signal as being something which is newly emerged, like turning on a light bulb," Mr. Choe wrote in an e-mail message.

Most free schools, schools set up by parents or special interest groups, take fewer children on free school meals on average than maintained schools, and many academies generally admit children from wealthier backgrounds, thus fuelling the very social segregation that Gove says he is solving.

Hiring managers in industry all seem to have done a postdoc, and they generally admit it was a valuable part of their training experience.

Well, it turns out that they may just be having more of the sort of sexy-times that one would generally admit.

It is generally admitted that oxidative species are generated either from, but not restricted to, neuroinflammation, mitochondria respiratory chain impairment [ 64, 65] or from a direct effect of the amyloid peptide [ 66].

Interest on loans is today generally admitted.

Harvard generally admits 30 percent, and Yale says it admits 20 percent to 25 percent.

"People are generally admitting that there is something interesting," he said.

The influence of Roman-law ideas, however, was probably greater than generally admitted.