Sentence examples for conceded the fact from inspiring English sources

"Well, I've conceded the fact that you can't will yourself to hit a home run," he said.

He said officials had gathered no intelligence information suggesting that the Olympics might be a terrorist target, but he conceded, "The fact is, this will still be an international stage, and the world will be watching".

Both of them concede the fact that scientific laws exist and aren't broken wherever we look.

Even conceding the fact that schools like LSU (or Texas or Ohio State or Florida) can afford such mammoth athletics budget (and ignoring the adverse impact on their students' academics), what is problematic is the pressure these schools put on the smaller schools who aspire to become like the athletic powerhouses.

This budget is conceding the fact that the Affordable Care Act has reduced the deficit, and repealing the law would increase the deficit".

Even if I concede the fact that there is a God who created the universe and watches over us and that the Bible is their knowledge.

Probably, it concedes the fact that HSP70/CHIP requires p42 for ablation of p85.

(Check out this new video from Josh Fox, of Gasland fame, in New Orleans) But it's not in the interest of anyone in power to concede the facts about natural gas.

Defense lawyers concede the facts of the case — that the man, John W. Yettaw, entered and stayed in her home — but they say Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi did not break any laws.

One question feminists then had to face was whether to concede the facts, and dispute the explanation, or to dispute the facts.

But in recent speeches, officials have conceded the obvious fact that increases in those prices have been large and serious for many consumers.