Sentence examples for though admission from inspiring English sources

Clearly, though, admission are skewed towards the U.S. — the question is whether Qi Lu and creation of YC China can significantly alter that.

The Andrus Planetarium is within the Hudson River Museum, though admission is separate.

Though admission requirements are not as strict as for the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, known magicians as well as hobbyists have to try out.

Though admission to the house and grounds costs £20 per adult, the duke said he thought this was "very good value".

In addition to individual tickets sold by clubs, CMJ operates like a trade conference, with $495 badges that can be used to gain entry to the offerings, though admission is not guaranteed, and many badge holders also buy tickets to the hot shows to avoid facing long standby lines.

Though admission is free thanks to a $20m bequest, the museum sells membership; roughly 4,600 of the 5,000 memberships have been bought by Arkansans.Crystal Bridges takes its name from Crystal Spring, which flows on the grounds, and from the multiple bridges around which the museum is designed.

Far from repudiating the notion of intrinsic value, though, this admission would confirm its legitimacy.

Germany and Spain also noted a rise in ticket sales, though admissions in Italy dipped slightly and in France failed to match a record year in 2008.

And though admissions are up at the Camden campus, the provost, Roger Dennis, said the image of Camden as a dangerous, drug-ridden city was the biggest sticking point in attracting students.

It has been going full tilt for the past 10 years, and received nearly 300 applications last year from more than 80 colleges across the country, though admissions heavily favor elite schools.

As Avery and his co-authors point out, though, early-admissions applicants are not necessarily stronger than regular applicants, and this points to another theory, which is that colleges use early admissions, particularly Early Decision, to select not the best students in the class but the weakest.