Sentence examples for conceded the possibility from inspiring English sources

It might be thought that this argument has already conceded the possibility of entropy decreasing.

Mr. Hevesi, the most fiscally conservative on the panel, in effect conceded the possibility.

But the manager also conceded the possibility that Cone would skip his next scheduled start.

But the president also conceded the possibility that the Tigers were really ready to talk seriously.

Amaker laughed at the thought of it but conceded the possibility.

Pakistani officials have conceded the possibility that individuals motivated by personal ambition or greed may have sold nuclear technology to Iran between 1987 and 1993.

They concede the possibility that Congress will scuttle a major hardware program.

Fortnow concedes the possibility that "it will forever remain one of the true great mysteries of mathematics and science".

Mr Hendrickson, who regards Gregory as a tainted witness, concedes the possibility of a certain amount of sexual role-swapping between Hemingway and his wives.

Initial discourse-based tasks help students to recognise a two-part rhetorical pattern, in which the writer first concedes the possibility of criticism and then moves to neutralise its potentially negative effect.

Like most people who say this, however, what I really mean is that I'm an atheist willing to concede the possibility of error.