Sentence examples for it has to be conceded from inspiring English sources

The crowd hadn't been blameless, it has to be conceded.

It has to be conceded that the complexity of any integrated chip gets abated despite of the increased complexity.

In that, it has to be conceded, Trump was only stating the truth.

Nor, it has to be conceded, was he quite as entertaining as Kevin Pietersen earlier in the day.

"We have done something that almost nobody thought could be done". In that, it has to be conceded, Trump was only stating the truth.

It has to be conceded, though, that without all the hard work, she would not have got to grips with an alien sport like rugby league as impressively as she has.

If it now had to be conceded that we were all related to the apes, it could nonetheless be insisted that blacks' consanguinity was much closer - perhaps a straightforward identity.

During the government press conference to announce the response to the public inquiry, he said it had to be a "top priority", conceding "a lot of hospitals have large numbers of frail elderly that perhaps with better care would not have ended up there".

After some abortive attempts at fixing the problems, it was eventually conceded that it had to be dismantled.

It came to be conceded that he had "tuned into something": the frequencies of white rural life, the disaffection of people who felt overwhelmed by the forces of globalization, who felt unheard and condescended to by the coastal establishment.

The controversy erupted in the final fourball match carried over from Saturday, with Pettersen and Charley Hull all square with two holes to play against Brittany Lincicome and Alison Lee.   Lee missed a birdie putt to win the 17th and, after the ball finished two feet behind the hole, scooped it up with her putter thinking it either had been, or was certain to be conceded.