Sentence examples for is now admitted from inspiring English sources

"But what happened, my cousin was killed and my brother had serious injuries inflicted and is now admitted to the emergency hospital.

Thus, it is now admitted that capping enzymes are validated antiviral targets, as their inhibition will support an antiviral response in addition to the attenuation of viral mRNA translation.

If anything it has become less since the end of the cold war; for example it is now admitted that the Wehrmacht, and not just the SS, committed war crimes systematically on the eastern front.

But there has been a strong resistance to re-examine the case against the other two, even though it is now admitted that the police investigation was deeply flawed.

He chaired the News Group board at a time when – as is now admitted for the purposes of damages – its directors and executives were engaged in a cover-up.

Among the situations known to affect sleep both in its duration and quality, stress has been widely studied and it is now admitted that its effects on sleep architecture depend on several factors specific to the stressor or the individual itself.

With that deadline just days away, Wal-Mart is now admitting that it will not be met.

Trump is now admitting that he can't bend Congress to his will, but he blames the system rather than himself.

Ms. Brooks will have to tell a judge in her own words what crime she committed and is now admitting to.

He issued a statement Monday saying, "Xerox is now admitting it misstated its earnings by hundreds of millions of dollars and misled shareholders and investors".

Obviously the article is now admitting that the 'goldrush' may actually be over given that all those deals were last year, but hey, who's counting….