Sentence examples for concede that the current from inspiring English sources
Mr. Gutierrez and others on Mr. Bush's team concede that the current situation is very different.
EVEN THE STAUNCHEST BULL will concede that the current high level of stock prices — to say nothing of further advances — depends on continued earnings growth in 1998.
Gadowski appears for the most part unfazed by the swelling of competition coffers, although he does concede that the current "land grab" is forcing Flash to move slightly faster than it might have done otherwise.
But she conceded that the current situation is no policy planner's panacea.
Still, it aspires to be nothing less than a full-fledged Lincoln, and even a spokesman conceded that the current versions fall short.
Respect is currently considering whether to put up a mayoral candidate against Ken Livingstone - while conceding that the current mayor has an impressive anti-war record.
While he conceded that the current administration had succeeded in drastically lowering the crime rate, Mr. Ferrer suggested that that victory had come at the price of the public trust and confidence in the police.
Would it be possible, he wanted to know, to address circumvention "while at the same time allowing an individual to contribute to however many House candidates he wants to contribute to?" Mr. Verrilli conceded that the current limits forbid some contributions of that kind.
Clark conceded that the current field was not planned with year-round use in mind, but the project did call for thousands of the grass trays in the center of the field to be replaced every six weeks beginning in September.
The states would agree to award all of their electoral votes to the presidential candidate who wins the national popular vote.And give them credit for conceding that the current system "leaves the union vulnerable to choosing a president who didn't get the most support from voters": This has happened only three times since the Civil War, but it came close again in 2004.
