Sentence examples for most concede that from inspiring English sources

But most concede that the evidence is mixed.

Iraqis take a gloomier view, but most concede that there are no longer obviously armed militiamen walking the streets.

But most concede that the transfer of funds in itself is unlikely to lead to a swift devaluation or to higher inflation.

Steinbrenner has prohibited front office officials from speaking publicly, but in private most concede that Steinbrenner has assumed full command of moves.

While most concede that the recession played a part, many businesses near the "G store," as some call it, have closed since May 2008, with many blaming their failure on decreased traffic since the store's first fire.

While most concede that ground semolina originally from the Maghreb is now some kind of Gallic national dish (albeit a slightly comical one, in the same way that black berets remain the national headgear), all are far less happy with the growing popularity of halal, or food prepared according to Islamic practices.

But most conceded that it worked onscreen.

But most conceded that the news appeared to be true.

Most conceded that their knowledge of urban birds was limited to pigeons.

But most conceded that the news was true and tried to shift focus to the organization that he helped build.

You're having a laugh" – but most conceded that it delivered, being full of brandy-soaked fruit and topped with candied orange slices.