Sentence examples for is admittedly used from inspiring English sources

Salesforce and Twitter also happen to use the same M&A law firm, Wilson Sonsini (which is, admittedly, used by a lot of tech companies).

The Bolshoi dancers are admittedly used to much larger stages, and a problem in Act III is that a few villagers are squeezed halfway out of sight into the wings.

It's been a long time since I've called myself a Christian and my memory of scripture is admittedly dimmer than it used to be, but I'm pretty sure Jesus encouraged others to suffer the little children to come to Him.

This method introduced by Dempster in India in 1848 is commonly used although it is admittedly a rough index for malaria diagnosis and assessment [ 17].

Although this is admittedly a less reliable procedure than using validated gene sets, the rate of sequencing new genomes is far outpacing the rate of developing new validated gene sets.

Anyway, the use of rules is admittedly a reliable method to generate standard syllabification to Portuguese synthesis applications [29].

The language we currently use to talk about consent is, admittedly, complex.

While the layout of the program is admittedly geared to the needs of pharmacokineticists, it can be used in any field where sets of differential equations are involved.

Single vesicles are admittedly and successfully used as pharmaceutical carriers targeting active drugs to the site of action (see [10] for a comprehensive review).

Mine is, admittedly, atrocious.

O'Connell is admittedly biased.