Sentence examples for it is necessary to concede from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, it is necessary to concede that some of the respondents who stated that egao was appropriated purely for purposes of entertainment at the individual level may have done so due to the brevity and ease of adopting such a response.

It is necessary to engage.

"It was necessary to you".

But even he conceded that "weather is necessary to a narrative of human experience".

I didn't think it was necessary for Hillary to "concede" Tuesday night, and I didn't expect her to.

It may be necessary to spend a great deal of time in Israel and Palestine to sense how rare such a spirit is — a Jew conceding the Palestinian roots in Jerusalem, a Palestinian recognizing Jewish roots in Hebron and Bethlehem.

Manufacturers conceded that, although avoiding user involvement may perhaps be sub-optimal, it is necessary if they are to remain competitive within a fast moving market.

Tentative approval of the deal, investors said, is yet another sign that regulators who were once reluctant to allow such combinations because they feared their influence on competition, have conceded they may be necessary to solidify certain companies.

Brawn, who launched the team from the ashes of Honda's Formula One withdrawal in December 2008, contemplated continuing as Brawn GP, but conceded the sale was necessary to ensure future success.

With only three years of data in hand, sociologists have generally conceded that more reporting would be necessary to discern any trends in crime.

The European Commission conceded Tuesday that it had researched the legality of capital controls, which would be necessary to limit the amount of money Greeks could ship abroad if the country reintroduced its own currency.