Sentence examples for more recently admitted from inspiring English sources

Funds for projects like roads, railways and supporting small businesses that mainly go to countries more recently admitted to the Union would account for slightly less.

The coroner, Dr Stefan Popper, ruled that he would hear no evidence on events after 3.15pm on the day of the disaster, so excluding the police's chaotic response to the disaster, which the force more recently admitted.

Again without uttering the dirty word itself, he more recently admitted in a newspaper interview to having used steroids, and under threat of suspension he agreed to talk to Mitchell, Major League Baseball's steroid sleuth.

However, Sears has more recently admitted that the loyalty program wasn't working to right the business – that is, it wasn't getting people to spend enough money.

Microbiology patterns and antibiotic treatments were diverse in this group of patients, and pathogens were different in patients who had been in the ICU for a longer period of time than in those more recently admitted.

Even more recently Google admitted that it changes the rank ordering of paid search ads to prioritize its own company messages.

More recently, Google admitted that it scrapped plans for a Latitude native iPhone app in favor of a web app because, yes, Apple asked it to.

I don't doubt he'd have dealt similarly with them — all the more so because he recently admitted that closing Sydenham was one of his big mistakes.

But his brother, a more senior bank officer, recently admitted that he knew about their criminal pasts when he made the loans.

Standard and Poor's -- creators of the S&P 500 index -- and the International Monetary Fund are just two of the more unexpected sources that recently admitted that the deep divide between the haves and have-nots in the U.S. is growing and that all Americans are paying the price because of it.

(Roache recently admitted to sleeping with more than 1,000 women, on Piers Morgan's TV show).