Sentence examples for are to concede from inspiring English sources
The clerics are trapped in their own achievement: The more their nuclear program advances, the less inclined they are to concede its core features.
"I can't tell you how disappointed we are to concede so late on when we'd reduced them to one shot off the post and a header over the bar," Slade added.
To abandon the myth is to concede lessening of danger & discarding the program.
The prognosticators writing the ad copy at Microsoft, painful as it is to concede, may be right.
He is as loth to lose points in arguments as he once was to concede them at Wimbledon.
"The worst thing for us to do right now would be to concede, to give up, to quit.
What if they were to concede the first goal at the imposing Westfalenstadion?
A more productive skepticism is to concede that maybe there is potential, but to query its viability.
"The disappointing thing for me was to concede, I thought it was against the run of play.
To accept this conception of punishment is to concede the central claim of the consequentialist, not that of the retributivist.
