Sentence examples for while I concede that 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 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".

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

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.

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 conceding that "it took me a while to see the blemishes of my beloved," Dr. Berwick said later that he knew the British system was far from perfect.

But others, while conceding that growth has slowed, are more sanguine about the economy's prospects.

While conceding that music might eventually be "computerized like crazy," he predicted that listeners would ultimately rebel against technology.

The report also lists a number of "archaic prerogative powers",  while conceding that "it is unclear whether some of these... continue to exist".

The film acknowledges the ambiguity, relishing old-fashioned ideals of Britishness and sportsmanship while conceding that winning may take more than just talent.