Sentence examples similar to subsequent to admitting from inspiring English sources
There is no bitterness or resentment, not at the cruel twists of life, not at the government he served for misjudging the contents of Bunker 73 or its subsequent reluctance to admit it.
However, as I looked back on each subsequent experience, I had to admit that it wasn't true.
Patients admitted subsequent to a suicide attempt were younger than those admitted for other reasons (42.5 ± 17.8 vs. 51.5 ± 18.1 years of age; p < 0.001) The general features of the patients assessed, according to the presence or absence of suicide attempts, are shown in Table 1.
Whether such increased patient turnover (and potentially a subsequently increased third-payer compensation to the hospital) is realistic depends on the organization and capacity of the referring wards and on the subsequent step-down units' ability to admit the patients earlier.
After its initial rejection of the students' enrollment and the threat of a subsequent lawsuit, the university enacted a policy to admit "all qualified applicants regardless of color".
But earlier this week, in a subsequent interview published in The Star-Ledger, he seemed to admit to the robberies, explaining: "I wanted to stop.
Admission to a room previously occupied by a patient with MRSA, VRE, Acinetobacter, or C. difficile increases the risk for the subsequent patient admitted to the room to acquire the pathogen.
Banks, however, are loath to admit wrongdoing in government settlements because they fear subsequent shareholder lawsuits.
Poland refused to admit them.
