Sentence examples for concede to not from inspiring English sources

Some customers do become "regular" boyfriends, and the prostitutes are more likely to concede to not using a condom.

Discovered in Montana by a former Life rugby player, Headley, a construction worker and player for the Missoula All-Maggots (slogan: "A Maggot Squirms Through It"), concedes to "not knowing much" about the profession.

Soviet grandmaster Lev Alburt felt that the decision to not concede to Fischer's demands rested on Karpov's "sober view of what he was capable of".

We have a shared commitment to naming and challenging this destructive dynamic and, by doing so, affirming that we have not conceded, and will not concede, to internalized colonization.

The so-called compromise suggests there isn't anything Democrats won't concede to Republicans, Sekoff added.

It latches on, will not concede to my futile attempts to ignore it, resist it, remove it.

But "Broad City," I conceded, is in its proper realm; its two-woman coven will not concede to this long winter.

But Mr. Morsi did not concede to the opposition's main demand: to postpone the referendum long enough for an overhaul of the draft.

No matter how much Questlove prodded, David Byrne would not concede to reading reviews.

They give ultimatums that put the boss on the defensive -- ultimatums the boss either cannot or will not concede to.

"I won't concede to any school, regardless of the name of the school," he said.