Sentence examples for concede that it will from inspiring English sources
It is a national disgrace that the strongest supporters of tougher mine safety concede that it will likely take another disaster before lawmakers will be willing to buck Big Coal and pass desperately needed safety legislation.
The corporation appears to concede that it will have to shrink.
They also concede that it will take a number of years.
The movement may be disrupted, but U.S. officials concede that it will be almost impossible to totally dismantle it.
Even the F-35's champions concede that it will probably be the last manned strike fighter aircraft the West will build.
They concede that it will cost £4m to fix the "very poor" fencing at the nearby Frethun rail freight marshalling yard.
However, he conceded that "it will be several years until we get the kind of robust system that we need" to protect the flying public.
At a time when the country has lost competitiveness to Germany, the economy is sliding into recession, taxes are at a record high, and the government has conceded that it will miss its deficit-reduction target for 2013, genuine concerns about the prospects of turning things around are wide-spread.
I know this will be a shock to everybody in the UK but the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) has already conceded that it will not on its own form the next government of the United Kingdom.Bagehot: No PR: And on that basis, we therefore have to recognise that the bulk of any programme for government will come from the manifesto of either the Labour Party or the Conservative party.
But Yang Yuanqing, its boss, concedes that it will be years before he would even think about going head-to-head with, say, IBM in America.
