Sentence examples for are conceded from inspiring English sources
verb
To yield or suffer; to surrender; to grant; as, to concede the point in question.
- He conceded the race once it was clear he could not win.
Its purposes, however, are conceded to be laudatory.
The benefits of the new system, as compared with the old, are conceded.
Goals are to be used sparingly and few are conceded.
The others in the field are conceded long shots.
These are conceded (at least in part) by employers in the course of the bargaining process, initially at the expense of profits.
Thus, the capabilities are conceded and whatever restrictions are agreed upon would lapse after a certain period.
(Laughs) Some people say we should be conceding more; some people say we are conceding too much.
Despite their problems, the Lakers are conceding nothing.
England are conceding an average of three wickets per session.
"We are conceding nothing," Mr. DuBoulay said outside court.
Possibly, character and author both are conceding vulnerability.
