Sentence examples for your concession from inspiring English sources

"You're calling me back to retract your concession," Bush said.

If this is not a jolt of reality, may we suggest preparing your concession speeches now.

"You're calling me back to retract your concession?" Gore replied: "You don't have to get snippy about it".

"You mean to tell me, Mr. Vice President, you're retracting your concession?" Mr. Bush asked, his tone incredulous, one aide said.

The Associated Press report, almost but not exactly the same, had Bush saying, "Let me make sure I understand -- you're calling me back to retract your concession?" and Gore replying, "You don't have to get snippy about this".

"You mean to tell me, Mr. Vice President," Mr. Bush said, "you're retracting your concession?" "You don't have to be snippy about it," Mr. Gore replied, ensuring that the word "snippy" would always be associated with election night conversations between presidential candidates.

"The Israelis feel they are suckers because, after great concessions and promises of even greater concessions, the Palestinians informed them: your concessions are in our pocket, but we want more, including things you never dreamed of giving, and then -- there will be war," Mr. Dankner wrote.

Companies with clean supply chains have nothing to fear, said WRI's Sizer: "If you're illegally burning and clearing in protected areas adjacent to your concessions, however, this is designed to draw attention to that and enable everyone to see".

Tip #6: Manage Your Concessions.

That's a good example of managing your concessions.

By managing your concessions well--and, specifically, by giving up (grudgingly) things you don't actually care that much about--you will end the process with a better result.