Sentence examples for though conceding that from inspiring English sources

He can't escape today's GDP figures, though, conceding that growth of just 0.1% across the area is "modest".

"I won't say it's sliding off," he said, though conceding that "it's further on the side".

Mr Ashdown is against it, though conceding that he cannot tell what will happen in 15 or 20 years' time.

"Internationalism is what fascinates me," he says, though conceding that he can speak only two languages (English and French).

Though conceding that the Middle East may be complicated, the authors do not want the complications to blur the big picture.

"He describes his own conduct as 'indefensible' and expresses the present desire to repay his former client, though conceding that he has no assets or income that would permit him to do so," Judge Castel added.

Other ministers, though, concede that the United States will continue to play a big role in Iraq.

Even some of the staunchest anti-reproduction advocates, though, concede that they may eventually second-guess their decision.

Even believers in student debt like Ms. Rouse, though, concede that hefty college loans carry extra risks in the current economy.

Mr. Hurst, though, conceded that officials with the funds, in first setting the Feb. 22 date, might have failed to fully appreciate the challenge of making sure potential recipients knew of the decision.

Some supporters, though, concede that five months in, Trump has not been learning as quickly as might have been hoped.