Sentence examples for concede improvements from inspiring English sources

In Nigeria the ruling party, despite efforts to snuff out democracy, is having to concede improvements that should make for a better vote next year.Outsiders can help the process along.

Many controllers, including those in the National Association of Government Employes and the Air Traffic Control Association, concur with PATCO that not enough has been done, but concede improvements are being made and oppose the PATCO tactics.

But both officials conceded that improvements were needed, and the senators did not hesitate to agree.

Safety experts, while conceding these improvements are important, say they are secondary to 7-11 stairs.

The biotech companies concede that if improvements can be made conventionally, results would come quicker because such crops do not face regulatory scrutiny.

Opponents of airport expansion concede that future improvements in the energy efficiency of commercial aircraft will help airlines reduce emissions, but they remain convinced the 2050 target is unattainable.

Their director of rugby, Richard Cockerill, was swift to concede that significant improvement would be required if Leicester are to take their customary place in the play-offs.

Yet Mr. Ballmer seemed to concede that Microsoft needs improvement in some areas.

Just as Darwin's ideas on evolution by natural selection were congenial to Victorian England's belief in progress through gradual improvement, anthropologists concede that many of them have been steeped in multiculturalism and diversity, and see them in a favorable light.

Kaplin concedes that those improvements may have been influenced by the fact that the subjects were taken on a Caribbean vacation and got to go diving on a beautiful reef.

The State Department insists that the conduct of the Egyptian military doesn't contradict any US human rights laws, but it still concedes that some improvements could be made.