Sentence examples for inevitable concession from inspiring English sources

Mr. Courtens and others say it is an inevitable concession to the rising prices for farmland in the Hudson Valley and elsewhere.

Asked why the White House was making such a production if it was an artificial measure, Mr. Spicer said it was an inevitable concession to the reality that every news organization is busily preparing an assessment.

The use of Digital Rights Management to limit how long a video file can be watched after payment is already facing lots of criticism but is also seen as an almost inevitable concession to the big movie studios.

It is a pity that the generative side of evolution (inevitable concession to chaos) is usually taken as the major (and positive) contents of evolution, whereas the achievements of evolution in the ways of resistance to chaos (labeled as stasis, stagnation, evolutionary failure, evolutionary blind alley) are looked upon at least disappointedly.

There have been inevitable concessions to age, if no surrender.

Though Mr. Bush said he wouldn't change his mind, they predict that if the 60 stem cell lines aren't accessible or scientifically useful, the political pressure from patients' advocacy groups and Congress will force inevitable concessions from the White House.

Despite the inevitable concessions of working part-time, Cobb stresses the importance of taking a holistic view.

So PA president Mahmoud Abbas is in no rush to rattle the proverbial cage and prepare the population for inevitable concessions.

The PA must also prepare their own public to accept inevitable concessions (as do the Israelis), as long as such concessions advance the process toward the establishment of a Palestinian state.

Frank Sharry, the executive director of the immigrant advocacy group America's Voice, expects that the final legislative proposal to protect Dreamers will inevitable include concessions to Republicans.

Just as it seems inevitable that concessions must be made to get other countries to relieve the burden on American troops, now is the time to mend fences with the United Nations and our allies to relieve the burden on American taxpayers as well.