Sentence examples for conceding intellectual from inspiring English sources
American firms grouse that in markets such as electric cars, foreigners are strong-armed verbally by officials into conceding intellectual property to joint-venture partners.
As well as conceding a few intellectual influences (Timothy Wilson Thomas Schellingg) he also confided an addiction to thrillers and car magazines, and a fascination with dog psychology.
In deference, they concede that American intellectual culture is muted and stolid (cowed perhaps by our vulgar and pervasive popular culture) compared to the freewheeling brilliance of the English.
But the double-standard argument only goes so far, as some Catholic intellectuals concede.
The young Galileo took for granted the intellectual freedom conceded to Renaissance musicians.
That prospect, however, masks what Mr Mishra concedes is an "immense intellectual failure", because "no convincingly universalist response exists today to Western ideas of politics and economy".The ways of the West may not be working.
In all areas except the intellectual, he conceded, he was a late bloomer: "a child till he was sixteen, a youth till he was five-and-twenty, and a young man till he was nearly fifty".
Yet even Intellectual Ventures concedes that, "Some of the president's current proposals could help alleviate some of the issues that persist in the current patent system .One thing is clear: no one is entirely happy with how the patent system works.
Hence, conceding the choice has an advantage.
Palestinian intellectuals have conceded that Palestinians might need to be "re-occupied" by an international force led by the Arab league - a return to the pre-1967 occupation by Jordan and Egypt, no less.
