Sentence examples for thought Concession from inspiring English sources

I thought, Concession speech?

"They think concession is weakness and weakness leads to catastrophe; that is their real belief," he said.

Just for fun though, if you think concession prices at theatres are high, go buy a beer at your favorite NFL, MLB, NBA team's concession stands and see how they compare.

Several people told me that they thought his concession was adequate; they had waited thirty years, they could wait another six months or so.

It is thought that concessions it has extracted may include opening up Time Warner's cable lines to competition.

The money manager said that because he thought labor concessions would be highly unlikely and that the companies would eventually have difficulty raising money, he was selling shares of G.M. and Ford short, meaning he is betting that their stock price will decrease.

Justice Breyer appeared to think that concession significant.

Many Europeans in the business think this "concession" is not worth all that much.

Which is, I think, a concession to historical reality rather than to the G.O.P., which makes it one that Obama should be willing to make.

Micheal Martin, the foreign minister, thinks the concession that Ireland will keep its commissioner, to be ratified by an EU summit in June, robs the No camp of a key argument.

Beit, in whose business acumen Rhodes had great faith, wired Rhodes on 30 May 1891 that he thought the Lippert concession was real and that Lippert's legal adviser was confident that its legality would be upheld in an English court.