Sentence examples for encouraged to concede from inspiring English sources

And the one doing the shunting should be encouraged to concede that, actually, expecting someone who wants sex to go without it permanently is asking them to go way beyond any reasonable definition of fidelity.

"Although they had been encouraged to do so, he conceded, the chief constables had "had a choice.

He was encouraged, he says, but not ready to concede the fight at home.

How could Facebook refuse to concede the dangers it had encouraged?

The possibility that both cows were born in Alberta -- although Canada is not ready to concede this -- can be read as encouraging news, scientists said.

The SEC also seems to concede the point that the proposed universal proxy rules could encourage dissidents to pursue nominal contests for reasons other than gaining board seats.

Hillary Clinton, the American secretary of state, pointedly urged across-the-board reform.Should Mr Mubarak begin to concede to the protesters' demands, however, he may be perceived as weak and that might encourage more to be made.

Progressives need to concede that a good economic and tax system, with readily apparent certainty, is one that encourages investment, growth and jobs, not one that intrinsically soaks the rich and punishes corporations.

Be encouraging to others.

Al Gore needs to concede.

Mr. Somare refused to concede defeat.