Sentence examples for much concession from inspiring English sources

There is not much concession in these growth forecasts to expectations of big fiscal stimulus from a Trump administration and our own forecasts are considerably higher – closer to 3% in both years".

His flow is highly reminiscent of Roots Manuva, but his lyrics lack the rapper's clarity, bending more towards elliptical imagery and phrases that run into each other without much concession to logic.

I thought it started well, albeit without much concession to the faults found – by the cabinet secretary as well as the media – in his conduct towards his department in relation to his chum, Adam Werritty.

This may be as much a concession to political reality as a statement of economic preference.

America's farm lobby will want a much bigger concession next time.

Coach Mike Jarvis had already shifted St. John's goal to focusing on next month's Big East tournament -- as much a concession that too little time remains to earn an at-large bid to the N.C.A.A. Tournament as a way to reduce the pressure on his players to win their last four regular-season games.

Couch potatoes might have noticed Dr. Dean growing increasingly comfortable in his self-deprecating references to his much maligned concession speech after his stinging third-place finish in the Iowa caucuses, rather than simply seeing the raucous speech played over and over on other channels.

But, as Julia Ioffe has put it, Putin's last wave of clemency was not so much a concession to free-speech and human-rights advocates as it was an arbitrary exercise of power disguised as autocratic gratuity).

But he added that it was unclear how much in concessions the company needed to survive.

The second-tier lenders would be making much deeper concessions to borrowers than the first-tier lenders.

The new plan, which takes effect immediately, is intended to win much bigger concessions from lenders by offering a mix of generous financial incentives and regulatory arm-twisting.