Sentence examples for is the concession from inspiring English sources

Among the arguments that auction houses use to win over big lots is the concession of higher estimates, sometimes accompanied by "guarantees".

Length is the concession Watson grants to the years piling up: he cannot hit the ball as far as the young guns do these days.

That is the concession advocates of full equality made in fairness to others who played by the rules, and as a disincentive to future illegal immigrants.

"This is the concession we typically offer," Ms. Tantleff said, "and it is the extent of what we've had to do during a more difficult market".

The best I can elicit from her is the concession that it's no longer rude to 'make remarks about food' which conjures up some nightmarish past where discussing the duck was liable to mark you forever as an oik.

Strip away the flamboyance and ready-to-go provocations and the Trumpite tilt to "big tent politics" and a readiness to "disagree as friends" is the concession of a man whose strategists have decreed he cannot win as a lone ranger.

The package's most notable feature is the concessions United got from its main unions through 2008.

The important thing was the concession on principle.

Among the most serious problems identified were the concession system for bus routes, a general noncompliance of rules and regulations and lack control over the extortion by gangs.

"The word 'modular'is no longer in GM's vocabulary," was the concession in February from Donald Hackworth, GM's senior vice president of manufacturing.

The first was the Concession and Agreement, which was written in 1665 by the colony's proprietors Lord John Berkeley and Sir George Carteret, and included a provision granting religious freedom.