Sentence examples for wise concession from inspiring English sources
Nicholas was a man of gentle character who achieved more by wise concession than others did by force.
IT WAS praised as a wise concession by the United States, the European Union and the secretary-general of the United Nations, Kofi Annan.
Buruma is wise to recommend a balance of concessions and coördination in order to avoid war.
Bread-wise, a sunflower loaf is the one concession to modernity, but who needs that when bread tastes this good?
As often happens during strikes, each side is warning the other that to prevent even steeper costs, it would be wise to settle soon by making major concessions.
But the takeaway here is that practically speaking, the MacBook does not feel hamstrung performance-wise because of the concessions Apple has made to ensure maximum portability, at least based on my existing testing.
As a concession to the weather, we did take a cart, which proved to be wise.
With the elegantly cut suits and brightly coloured ties that were his one concession to stylishness, he looked like a very expensive, very discreet and very wise lawyer – which is exactly what he was as well.
Even if that happens, President Obama would be wise to beware the expertise of North Korean officials in rolling Washington for aid, concessions and rotten deals.
He made concession after concession.
Arnold sighed in concession.
