Sentence examples for this admission has from inspiring English sources

This admission has raised concern among those campaigning to increase the basic fitness of school-age children, against a background of rising levels of obesity in this age group.

This admission has created a difficult dilemma for President Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder.

Though this admission has been welcomed by campaigners, it remains painfully unclear how this will actually be achieved.

Alistair Campbell recorded, in a blog on the death of his friend, how this admission had caused much laughter when he went to visit the former Lib Dem leader.

One statistical interaction was identified: for NSTE-ACS patients only, those who received percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) or coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) during this admission had a lower mortality than those on medication only.

As we were testing the a priori hypothesis that increased detention rates were due to bed closures (that is, that involuntary admissions were a "last resort" when patients were too ill to be cared for in any other way), detention for days to weeks after voluntary admission was clearly not part of this hypothesis as the admission has already occurred.

The defence may not have neutralised this line of attack, but this frank, unprompted admission has clearly taken away much of its sting.

And this unspoken but unmistakable admission has precipitated endless rounds of semantic jousting between Mr. Bush and reporters, who are constantly trying to get him to say what he clearly means.

Although scores on the Revised Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression (HRSD-R) of 14 or higher are generally considered to denote the presence of MDD, utilization of this cutoff criteria for study admission has been criticized because individuals may be erroneously excluded (Bagby, Ryder, Schuller, & Marshall, 2004; Morris et al., 2007).

General admission has been dropped to $1.50.

The company's admission has changed that.