Sentence examples for concede that despite from inspiring English sources

Health educators concede that, despite the wealth of online efforts, they are not sure which techniques work best, or if they work at all.

Even stalwart Russian patriots in Narva concede that, despite their support for Mr. Putin and their anger at Estonian citizenship rules that they say discriminate against Russian speakers, they have no desire to move over the river to Ivangorod.

Many will even concede that despite everything that has happened, there is still at least a chance that in a few years' time Iraq will be a better and happier place than it could ever have been if Mr Hussein had been left to his devices.

It's also right for religion to concede ground to science to explain natural processes; but at the same time, science has to concede that despite its huge advances it still cannot answer questions about the nature of the universe - such as whether we are freak chances of evolution in an indifferent cosmos (Dawkins does finally acknowledge this point in the programmes).

MAKERS of personal digital audio players readily concede that despite almost two years of gradual improvements, using the palm-size and smaller devices is still not nearly as simple as slapping a CD in a conventional CD player and pressing the Play button.

You hear those anthems, Brazil, Bolivia [and] Uruguay, you're up on your feet!" "Uruguay?" I shriek at him in horror, but Sheppard can't help but concede that, despite how they knocked out England from the World Cup in the quickest time in history, he's a fan.

We concede that is so.

I can concede that point.

This is high praise considering he still finds the adaptation of The Snowman "corny" despite conceding that "film-making is a very different form from books and you have to make something commercially viable so putting Father Christmas in as [producer] John Coates suggested was right, even though I hated it at the time".

Despite conceding that RSS feeds may not be the best choice for archiving news, it was striking how strongly this senior digital lead pushed back on the notion that the Library of Congress might be woefully behind the times when it comes to news archiving.

Despite conceding that RG3 was limited, Shanahan insisted that it was still in the quarterback's "best interest" to remain in the game.