Sentence examples for makers concede that from inspiring English sources

Many policy makers concede that there are no easy options.

Toy makers concede that this year, there is no first-time Cabbage Patch or Beanie Baby or Razor Scooter.

The makers concede that no significant studies suggest chronic angina patients live longer or have fewer heart attacks with the newer stents.

Billed as "based on the true story of the greatest treasure hunt in history" – the search for art stolen by leading Nazis during the war, which is the film's central theme – the film's makers concede that they have "taken some liberties" with the characters for dramatic purposes.

We concede that is so.

I had to concede that point.

I can concede that point.

Crucially, national policy-makers now concede that the common property regimes of indigenous peoples do not constitute open access systems that threaten resource conservation (Richards, 1997; Tresierra, 1999: pp. 138 - 139).

He conceded that point.

Even Bryant concedes that day is coming.

Some American counterterrorism officials conceded that point.