Sentence examples similar to conceded shifting from inspiring English sources

They inevitably ask whether I am from "the city". "Well," I apologetically concede, shifting my weight uncomfortably from one leg to the other, "not really..

Almost all of our informants have conceded that task shifting should be taken as a short term solution while the government is working on more effective and sustainable ways of arresting the health personnel crisis in the country.

Majority of informants both at the national and district levels conceded that task shifting is feasible but any decision to scale it up has to seriously consider issues of quality of services and other associated challenges of implementing this initiative.

But in his six-hour testimony, he conceded very little, constantly shifted his position and even came up with a new version of his justification for war.

Lineker said he expected manager Roy Hodgson to pick a similar team for the game against Uruguay, although he conceded Rooney could be shifted into a different position after starting wide on the left against Italy.

Republicans may be inclined to alleviate some of the pain of sequestration, aides concede, but only by shifting money around or by finding funds from elsewhere to help programs in need.

Shulman concedes that Moss shifts copies.

Mr. Lane conceded that the complex and shifting components of a seven- or eight-figure net worth made exact valuation nearly impossible in some cases.

But he conceded that attitudes may be shifting, with firms feeling that it makes sense to at least listen to parents.

But he conceded that it could merely shift the problem elsewhere.

Senate Democrats on Tuesday conceded that their decision to shift course in part reflected the success of Republicans in putting them on the defensive.