Sentence examples for paper concedes from inspiring English sources

Roberta refuses to wear them, but faced with the confiscation of her pencils and drawing paper, concedes.

The paper concedes that "her job is a difficult one" but it says Saunders "is the first DPP to have a decision overturned".

This, the paper concedes, has ensured that Monsanto has not ended up in "control of large, totally closed platforms in transgenic seed that could be challenged only by the unlikely emergence of rival platforms".

The paper concedes that Google provides 25 to 35percentt of the traffic to news web sites but says that Google is taking a disproportionate share of profits from content creators.

But Donald A. Henderson, the former head of the eradication campaign and a co-author on the 1975 paper, concedes it was drawn with a political goal: persuading reluctant governments in developing countries to adopt ring vaccination.

John Marohn, a chemistry professor at Cornell University who has been working on this technique since 1996 but did not work on the IBM paper, concedes that this so-called nano-MRI "hasn't told you anything new about a sample you haven't known about before, which is kind of is what microscopes are for".

But even the paper conceded that the party's "honesty" on tax and immigration would not necessarily "prove the best policy in terms of winning votes".

In an unapologetic editorial on Wednesday, the paper conceded that the Labour leader had struck a chord with many readers by leaping to the defence of his deceased father.

(As governor of Massachusetts, one former colleague told the New York Times recently, Romney used to tell people to "go to H-E-double-hockey-sticks", though he does indulge, the paper conceded, in "the occasional 'crap'".) But now the coarseness chasm has widened.

She later signed papers conceding she owed more than $600,000 in taxes, and last week her goods, including her 14-year-old vehicle, were auctioned in Memphis.

In the paper, he concedes that "relatively few erect measurements were conducted in a clinical setting".