Sentence examples for that admittedly will from inspiring English sources

Thus resulting in significantly higher total fuel economy that admittedly will be entirely dependent on how often and how far the car is driven.

So there it is: a quick seven-step guide to finding a lost object that admittedly will probably not help you find a thing at all.

That tournament, admittedly, will not be staged on Irish soil but, just when they wanted to make a real statement, England's composure and discipline were found wanting.

If we have learned nothing else from Star Trek, it's that, in the future, physicians – some of them aliens, admittedly – will be using stethoscopes.

That, admittedly, is hard to do when key figures in the Kremlin come out and insist that modernization will have to be "authoritarian modernization".

In that, admittedly, he is hardly alone.

That, admittedly, would be a big step for a Democrat.

It's a hefty price tag for a product that will admittedly make for some very cool Instagram stories — but I'm more than happy to be proven wrong here.

Raymond Domenech's side will, admittedly, have two games in hand, but that gap will seem an almighty gulf to an underperforming team who are already under pressure.

That price will get you a middling phone with an admittedly fascinating gimmick.

It will be a quest that will last decades, and admittedly has only just begun.