Sentence examples for more admits from inspiring English sources

"What is more," admits Gauthier, "mature participants tend to look for a higher level of responsibilities than 30-year-old MBAs, which makes hiring more difficult".

"I don't think the universities have made a serious effort to look hard at how much students learn, and whether different techniques of teaching or technology could help them learn more," admits Derek Bok, a former president of Harvard University.

"For the first time in my life when I get out of bed to do a job that I'm absolutely passionate about, I'm not sure I want to do it any more," admits Makaab.

Unlike any classical treatment of consolation, More admits the role of grace; but grace still assumes our synergistic response, and this is his primary concern: it is necessary to gather comfort and courage, "and let it sink into the heart" (CWM 12, 296).

Mugabe seems determined to stand once more, admitting he is vulnerable but saying he will fight like "a wounded beast".

The more admitted students who choose to not go to Stanford, the better it is for those of us on the wait list.

And even more admit to what many writers must have done in their childhoods – writing stories using other people's characters.

Many more admitted they had no faith that the Pakistani government could help them.

"To be honest, in a few moments I thought I couldn't come back any more," admitted the Brazil international.

In a survey last year by PNC Wealth Management, 30% of adults with financial assets of $500,000 or more admitted they had no will.

The study addressed all adult patients (aged 18 years or more) admitted to the 10 ICUs.