Sentence examples for wave of admissions from inspiring English sources

So what happens now — a confessional wave of admissions of error, and promises by Mrs. Merkel of reform and allegiance to her party's conservative principles in her remaining two years?

Ageing and improved care of heart failure – mortality has been halved in the last decade – mean that hospital admissions because of it shot up by 18% between 2011-12 and 2012-13 in what Anderson called "a massive tidal wave of admissions".

There was a second wave of admissions (15 admissions) that peaked on day 9 after the earthquake.

This current wave of doping admissions began Monday when Bert Dietz, another former Telekom cyclist, admitted on German national television that he had used EPO.

His parents were wary of his participation in the sport, he said, after the wave of doping admissions and scandals a few years ago.

In the first wave of pediatric H1N1pdm admissions in Birmingham, UK, only low rates of bacterial infection were found (10 out of 63 children, 15.8%) [4].

The Cumbrian club were something of a surprise addition to the First Division, a small-town outfit riding the crest of a wave - price of admission at Brunton Park was 60p; the average crowd just 14,529.

"Our study assessed whether the gravitational pull of the moon generated a tidal wave of increased emergency urological admissions," said the researchers.

WASHINGTON — Courts must take a skeptical look at affirmative-action programs at public colleges and universities, the Supreme Court ruled Monday, in a decision that is likely to set off a wave of challenges to race-conscious admissions policies nationwide.

Remarkably, the number of admissions increased only moderately during the heat-wave period compared with the corresponding periods of former years as reported by the Paris Hospital Administration [ 9].

DAVID A. STRAUSS, a law professor at the University of Chicago, on a Supreme Court ruling that allowed a program in Texas to continue but was likely to set off a wave of challenges to affirmative action in admissions.