Sentence examples for analysis concedes from inspiring English sources

The analysis concedes that the impact for developed nations like Australia and the US will be "modest" because "existing barriers to their trade... are already low for the most traded commodities".

The learning-theoretic analysis concedes to the skeptic that no matter how many black ravens have been observed in the past, the next one could be white.

Sensitivity analysis concedes that, the 100% decarbonisation of heating sector relies heavily upon the cost assumed for wind generation and solar PV generation, instead of the operation and maintenance cost for heat pump.

Despite the detailed analysis, Kiss conceded Ireland must be ready for anything against the most resourceful side in the Six Nations.

But Pat McDonough, a senior vice-president of analysis at Nielsen, concedes that the company does not have the capability to compile smartphone usage among very young people.

"Perhaps some time in the future," she concedes, "an analysis of the specific nature of the Schoenbergian 12-tone row will appear under Robert's name in a music journal".

In a talk explaining his analysis, Mr. Koizumi conceded that his projection was "not a crystal ball".

After Treasury officials pointed out a disagreement they had with S.& P.'s analysis, the raters conceded the point and they said they would reconvene their private committee of ratings analysts.

Fogel concedes that his analysis ends up "tying political history far more closely to religion than some historians consider warranted".

Not everyone will agree with her analysis or proposed solution, Gerber concedes, particularly people who oversee well-funded recovery plans.

The judge has written hundreds of opinions, which are noted for extensive analysis and detail that even he concedes are too long.