Sentence examples for is admittedly to from inspiring English sources

To talk this way is, admittedly, to miss the point of "Nameless forest".

However, the latter technique is – admittedly to a small extent – suffering from radiation exposure to the patients.

That last was, admittedly, to bring transparency and probity to the management of oil and gas revenues no mean feat for a poor country in that particular industry.

Here, where local data is admittedly limited to to one operator, regulation relies heavily on the industry regulating itself.

Such arguments are commonplace and plausibly underwrite the widespread resistance to various revisionary theses though it is admittedly rare to see them characterized in terms of "counterexamples".

But Japan's nuclear bureaucracy is admittedly prone to secrecy, and in the early days officials were reluctant to release information on the direction of the plume.

This is admittedly hard to do during periods of uncertainty.

It is, admittedly, harder to justify a 20th stab.

The gendered perception of the sport is, admittedly, difficult to shake.

By way of example, Mr. Jones cites Geoffrey Streatfeild (pronounced STRET-field), a name that is admittedly hard to forget.

Fischli's own history with making snowmen is admittedly limited to those encased in life-support refrigerators.