Sentence examples for concede up to from inspiring English sources

A dress code is certainly legal and, I reluctantly concede, up to a point understandable.

We're asking people across the country to donate $1 to the DSCC every day that Norm Coleman refuses to concede (up to 100 days max, in case he's completely delusional).

The Scot has privately conceded up to 10 players may have to be moved on, with out-of-favour midfielder Anderson and defender Fabio set to be among the first to leave.

And let's concede up front that the vast overrepresentation of rural states in the Senate tilts the system, undemocratically, toward those who claim that government is powerless to take meaningful steps against mass killings.

Harbath concedes up front that the initial promise of social media has failed to live up to expectations.

Further, the state conceded that up to ten per cent of eligible voters might not be able to get the required identification in time for the election, and many local voters who were born out of state would probably never be allowed to vote.

In this context, it has to be conceded that up to 10 15% of patients may present with MPN unclassifiable.

"The worst thing for us to do right now would be to concede, to give up, to quit.

They've played a Paraguay team who only conceded one goal up to the quarters (and had the best defensive record in South American qualifying), a Swiss side who have conceded one goal in the World Cup on their last two visits, a Portugal side who played ultra-defensively and had conceded one goal in their previous 10 matches and a very good Chile side.

An FAW spokesman has reiterated its stance that they do not want Welsh players to take part but conceded it was up to the individuals who are contacted to decide what they do.

Speaking to TechCrunch in July, Ask.fm CEO and founder Ilja Terebin conceded that scaling up to deal with its rate of user growth had meant it hadn't been able to "control everything".