Sentence examples similar to to cede something from inspiring English sources

But beyond that, said Russel Coombs, an associate professor at Rutgers University-Camden Law Schooland a former prosecutor himself, Mr. Lynch might be ceding something to gain something -- in this case less of a chance for a further appeal.

The director will admit only that he wants to make something affecting and that he wants to cede autonomy to the audience, who can make their own meaning of his twisted, endlessly beguiling scenes.

Chivas is more than happy to cede possession: it's up to Portland to make something of that possession.

It hurts to cede ground.

It is very hard to cede control.

I am always happy to cede responsibility.

They are unlikely to cede powers easily.

(Tarmoh eventually chose to cede the spot).

Guests who refuse to cede the microphone win.

Reluctantly, Ms. Gilmore decided to cede a bit of control.

The two sides were unwilling to cede too much control.