Sentence examples for a concession to changing from inspiring English sources

In one of his books, though, he did make a concession to changing times.

(A 1972 article in The Village Voice was headlined "What Do You Say to a Naked 68-Year-Old Lady?") By then, the seven-foot fans she'd started out with had shrunk to four feet, a concession to changing standards of naughtiness and the weight of the feathers.

Libya and its leader, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, were able to take several steps out of the darkness of international isolation, without any concessions to changing how he runs the country.

A younger generation see things differently: challenging taboos is less a betrayal of their recent forebears, more a concession to a changing world.

The Republican party last night chose an African-American as its national chairman in a historic concession to a changing electorate, less than 10 days after Barack Obama was sworn in as the country's first black president.

— a concession to "parental pressure".

This would not be a concession to North Korean demands, because it is not a concession.

That was seen as a concession to conservatives within UMNO.

Observers viewed this as a concession to Algerian public opinion.

In part, this was a concession to reality.

(The last a concession to the ailing British economy).