Sentence examples for make few concessions from inspiring English sources
Politicians are prepared to make few concessions beyond negotiating the future of Eta members in jail.
Ablaze in the sunlight, ashen under moonlit skies, the towns make few concessions to tourism.
Race-bred supercars come with two seats that make few concessions to comfort and have little luggage space.
Her dark roomy trousers make few concessions to current fashions, and her hands and arms are bright with rings, bangles and bracelets.
They vehemently deny that they are curmudgeons (although "codger" might fly, they cheerfully allow) and they make few concessions to age.
It's a testament to the abiding acuity of Midgley's mind that one tends to make few concessions to the fact that she's in the middle of her 10th decade.
But so far he has made few concessions on entitlements.
Old-style populists made few concessions to popular style.
The menu makes few concessions to modern eating habits.
The menu makes few concessions to the heat of a New York summer.
It makes few concessions to educating visitors and is frequently criticised in tourist guides.
