Sentence examples for while I concede from inspiring English sources

While I concede that fiscal consolidation can be stimulative under certain circumstances, those circumstances don't exist in the US today.

While I concede the beautiful numerical symmetry in 2+2=4, this answer might not satisfy everyone.

And so while I concede Le Vernis varnishes are still a big extravagance, I can assure you Chanel is working a lot harder for your cash.

While I concede that my gender precludes me from ever having to face the challenges of breastfeeding, the current bottle-feeding frenzy is an ideal opportunity to explore why breast really is best.

While I concede that no one would want to create a whole new system of email police, perhaps we could create an app that would enable fines to be laid on people who engage in this irritating social practice".

Confession: While I concede that John Kennedy Toole's "A Confederacy of Dunces" is remarkable, it's never made me laugh.

I concede that while SUVs duplicate the functionality of the old station wagon, most of today's SUVs are trucks at heart.

Mr. Bolick, while I would concede that you may be able to identify a parent or even a few who have sought to beat the system, your suggestion that they are representative is every bit as outrageous as my suggesting that Enron's behavior reflects corporate America.

While I will concede that there is always room for improvement, I feel the need to point out that comparing a Catholic agency with UNICEF is hardly an fair comparison.

While I will concede the first several minutes -- perhaps up to fifteen -- showed Trump less onerous than he normally is, the way Jones put it made it appear he got the better of Hillary Clinton.

And while I would concede Ning's remarkably high conversation rate can, to a certain extent, be attributed to the fact Rosenthal turned the proverbial shoebox into something more closely resembling an iron-clad locker, I would suggest something else is at play here that's contributed to Ning's remarkable retention rate: the perception of value.