Sentence examples for therefore concedes from inspiring English sources

He therefore concedes that America must be prepared to bomb Iraq repeatedly if it is serious about its mission.

"Everyone seems to be going for Tremlett, but I would have thought him and [Steven] Finn are quite similar," said White, now part of the Yorkshire coaching staff who therefore concedes a bias towards both Bresnan and Ajmal Shahzad, the 25-year-old from Bradford who is the third man in contention.

Tomkins has always shown a willingness to appreciate the bigger picture, and would therefore concede that an England World Cup win – unlikely, but not impossible – would be far more significant than anything that happens in Manchester on Saturday.

Ruddy therefore conceded around one-seventh of Suarez's total league goals for Liverpool.

("One must therefore concede, in an absolute sense, that through his soul man can know something without any special divine illumination, on the basis of what is purely natural"; Summa, art. 1, q. 2, ed. Wilson, p. 35, ll. 118-120).

President Obama and the rest of us should therefore concede that our human ability to respond justly to suicidal murderers is substantially limited.

Charlemagne must thus concede defeat.

Hence, conceding the choice has an advantage.

It sees no reason, therefore, to concede the premiership to Mr Ram, even though some Janta members have some reservations about Mr Morarji Desai, who is the natural leader of the new government by virtue of seniority and stature.

Therefore, we concede that the present data should be interpreted cautiously.

Possibly so, he concedes.