Sentence examples similar to concede the prospect from inspiring English sources
Yosano conceded the prospects for recovery would remain dim as long as demand remains weak in the US, Europe and elsewhere.
Mr. Wills, 40, concedes that the prospect of going on for Mr. Lane is daunting.
Heap concedes that the prospect is "bloody daunting", but adds: "like any character, you have to bring your own thing to it".
Yet, with the women's team pursuit being increased to four riders per team for the Rio 2016 Olympics, Barney concedes that the prospect of "crossing over" was still a topic of conversation when Storey met up with Rowsell for training in Lanzarote earlier this month. .
But they concede that the prospects for such proposals are dimmed by the Administration's ideological opposition to such concepts.
Although the EU and IMF now both concede the load is unsustainable, member states reject outright the prospect of a debt writedown for fear of losses on bailout loans.
The parties concede the foregoing rules.
You can't concede the goals we've conceded.
