Sentence examples for whom we admit from inspiring English sources

If you look at whom we admit, we are talking about a very unlucky small group of children.

There are races more or less akin to our own whom we may admit freely and get nothing but advantage by the infusion of their wholesome blood.

While that may be true, every single gentleman with whom we've worked has admitted that the feedback and insight we gave him dramatically changed the quality of their romantic life.

Rice also has "funds available to bring to campus those students residing in the U.S. … whom we are most interested in admitting" but "before we extend formal admittance offers to them," Faubion notes.

Results: During the study period (3 years and 8 months) we admitted 1790 patients from whom 98 patients had acute PE (5.5%).

You are whom you admit in the élite-education business, and when Harvard changed whom it admitted, it changed Harvard.

In making decisions about whom to admit, he relies heavily on intuition.

The increasing interest has enabled college preparatory schools to be more selective in whom they admit.

The euro was fundamentally a political creation, which meant that the rules could be bent when deciding whom to admit.

A counsel of 14 administrators functions like a Sutton Place co-op board and decides whom to admit.

As Professor Garraty often explained in interviews, deciding whom to admit to the pages of American National Biography was a weighty responsibility.