Sentence examples for make considerable concessions from inspiring English sources

The attitude of the Russians, it seems to me, clearly shows that they are deeply concerned about the military-industrial situation, and that they would be prepared to make considerable concessions if some degree of relaxation was permitted.

They made considerable concessions.

By Tuesday, as talks were still ongoing between all sides, Ashdown was shown a copy of the draft coalition agreement, revealing the Tories had made considerable concessions on tax, Europe and electoral reform.

But a spokesman for Barclays said: "Our priority, at every stage, has been the continuity of care for the residents, and Barclays has made considerable concessions throughout this process".

We've made considerable progress.

China has also made considerable progress.

The two auction houses made considerable profits.

By then, Mr. Barak had made what the administration regarded as considerable concessions in relinquishing control to the Palestinians in the outer and inner suburbs of East Jerusalem.

He made concession after concession.

The advantages for both sides would be considerable Reagan could not make concessions to the Soviet Union with out losing face.

Otherwise, I wouldn't make any concessions.