Sentence examples for concede that the first from inspiring English sources

Privately, officials concede that the first segment might not be completed until 2015.

When Mrs. Reagan did not report the loans of expensive dresses by top designers, Mrs. Sawyer was out front to concede that the first lady "broke her own rule".

"I'll concede that the first 10, maybe even the first 15 minutes, we weren't at our best.

The Hospital concedes that the first two factors mentioned in Colorado River are not present here.

Still, he conceded that the first few outings can test one's patience.

Mr. Lombardo conceded that the first reaction at the network was: "A vampire show?

He also conceded that the first Ghostbusters instalment was "really great", but the second was "not quite as good".

Still, it must be conceded that the first of those aforementioned problems is pretty much someone else's.

He conceded that the first half of the season "was hard mentally" and added, "Touch wood, it never happens again".

Although she conceded that the first weeks were tough, as the graduates quickly acclimatised from the rigours of slow-burning academia to fast-paced active involvement, the opportunities were invaluable.

In his 1994 best seller, "The Language Instinct," the M.I.T. professor Steven Pinker eloquently defended the idea that language evolved by natural selection, though he conceded that "the first steps toward language are a mystery".