Sentence examples for they conceded this from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, they conceded, this generation lost themselves.

Other prominent US whistleblowers also gave Snowden credit and argued that the curbs in the NSA's surveillance powers by Congress – combined with a federal court ruling last month that bulk phone record collection is illegal – should open the way for him to be allowed to return to the US, although they conceded this was unlikely.

But they conceded this was highly urylikely to occur unless the engine‐production contract was renegotiated with receivers of Rolls‐Royce to provide payment of most of the production‐cost increase of more than $140‐million cited by the British Government yesterday.

Push housing advocates, and they concede this point.

Of the 37 goals they have conceded this season, 18 have come in the first 15 minutes of either half.

The Gunners suffered big losses at Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea and Everton, letting in 20 of the 41 league goals they have conceded this season.

A new wave of discussions, arguments and counter-arguments is going to begin within the Muslim academic world and I am pretty sure that after they have conceded this discovery there will be a response being made collectively by Muslim scholars.

The Barbers disagreed with McNabb, although they conceded that this may have been an issue in the 1970s.

They conceded that this change in methodology should perhaps have been explained, and that a statement to this effect may be added to their website.

The sources said Israeli officials in Washington and New York were told during the week that the United States was undecided how it would vote, and they conceded that this wavering might have caused some misunderstanding.

But the folks at Harper are keen-eyed about the industry — as are all publishers — and while they wouldn't want me to make a habit of giving my work away for free, they conceded that this was a one-time opportunity too good to pass up.