Sentence examples for we will concede from inspiring English sources
We will concede this trivia game (after a very long run as champions), and find another in which, aided by our compounding prosthetics, we can excel in more powerful and ever more terrifying ways.
Although it definitely seemed like the New Yorker roster was filled with way more ad sales guys than writers or editors — which isn't technically illegal, but whatever, we're just pointing it out — we will concede that they won, 12-10.
If progressives do not challenge those who attack universal provision as unaffordable, we will concede by default an argument that could profoundly shape our society for decades to come.
I can assure you we are not going to approach the play-offs feeling sorry for ourselves, otherwise we will concede too much advantage to our rivals, but we will do everything possible to make sure they are up for it.
It's fair to say we will concede a lead but that shouldn't scare us as long as it isn't a big one".
Now, we will concede that in a limited sort of way, Romney conceded some points here.
The news - not particularly helpful, we'll concede - is that the aviation industry remains hopelessly unsure and inconsistent itself.
"We'll concede the organization battle," said Michael Hudome, Mr. McCain's top adviser on the Michigan primary.
We have our own favourites — just this once we'll concede the spelling of "favorites" to the host city — but we'd love to hear your best and worst moments.
"They're saying, we'll concede your conviction and give you a new trial, but we're not going to concede that we can't prosecute you again," said Timothy P. O'Toole, a defense lawyer based in Washington with experience in honest-services cases.
The wide shape makes DVD movies look great though we'll concede that doing standard computer tasks like typing up Word documents is probably easier for those with young eyes.
