Sentence examples for may be conceded from inspiring English sources

It may be conceded to the mathematicians that four is twice two.

He said, "Whatever may be conceded to the influence of refined education on minds of peculiar structure, reason and experience both forbid us to expect that national morality can prevail in exclusion of religious principle".

However, some players have expressed concern, via Twitter, that the union may be conceding too much in negotiations.

A different issue is that if a compatibilist concedes SK when switches are relevant, she may be conceding too much (Goldberg 2006a).

He may be conceding 64 places in the rankings, but will be able to count on the support of nearly 8,000 boisterous fans and his Davis Cup experience.

The request is understandably being treated with suspicion, but may have to be conceded to if there is no other way of getting to Latakia.

By this he may simply be conceding the obvious, which is that Google would not build hardware, even if it made the other two legs.

If the governor fires Ms. Kearney or forces her to resign, he may appear to be conceding that he failed to carry out one of his major campaign promises.

"Your analysis may be correct," conceded Socrates, but I still don't see what you can do about it.

Mr. Challenger, the job placement executive, while saying such aspirations may be unrealistic, conceded that economic conditions could sparkle again.

That may be true, conceded José Díaz, who has taken on the role of spokesman for the relatives of Chilapa's disappeared.