Sentence examples for appears to concede from inspiring English sources

The corporation appears to concede that it will have to shrink.

By ending on this somber note, Moorehead appears to concede that when one has suffered as much as the women of Birkenau did, even friendship isn't enough.

Ms. Chua appears to concede this, writing that "some might point out" that nearly all her interviewees "got an extra boost from their successful and well-connected husbands".

He makes a fist of mounting a sound case for it but ultimately appears to concede defeat on that score: it was, and is, all about the money.

However, in his Chronicle interview, Mortenson appears to concede that he had conflated reality about when and how he first visited Korphe, suggesting it didn't happen during the K2 expedition.

Chris Huhne, the energy and climate change secretary, appears to concede the Treasury's concern that the liabilities taken on by the GIB would be added to the government's budget book.

The agency appeared to concede that.

Mr. Zhou later appeared to concede the point, to a degree.

This week, Lord Mandelson appeared to concede that tax rises would be necessary.

After Fábregas said that he had never "thought about leaving", United appeared to concede defeat.

In doing so, he appeared to concede that the Presidential race was lost.