Concedes in a sentence

A tough battle, Smith concedes, and one that continually raises its ugly head.

But the BBC's own website concedes that other TV news organisations have been describing Hamas as 'terrorists'.

City Index senior market analyst Matt Simpson pointed to inflation softening in the US but concedes core inflation is expected to remain high at 5.6 per cent, which is double the Fed's preferred rate.

Culp began by trying to save his client some money, Sharon concedes, although after 30 years of life with Bill she now had serious doubts about the good intentions of her former spouse and the legal system he’d unleashed on her.

Danny concedes that in many ways there is an element of ‘like father like son’, but Ryan’s transgressions were exaggerated by the entitlement that comes with excessive wealth and fame.

Dr McCreery concedes that this would be "tricky" because the King would have to stay well clear of Australian politics - he could not, for example, go anywhere near an opinion on the Voice.

He concedes his run for mayor is partially a “joke” campaign, but he’s also hoping to use this time as an opportunity to talk about the civic issues that matter most to him.

Manager Tommy Warrilow concedes Ashford are going through a tough time after their home loss to new leaders Chatham.

Marriott argued in its response that Irvin “concedes that none of the facts and circumstances giving rise to his claims occurred in Texas” since the hotel is located in Arizona.

NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet concedes defeat at the Liberal Party NSW election event.

Rahm concedes that he thought about doing likewise, but ultimately did not want to disappoint any young fans who want to see him try to add the tartan jacket presented to this week’s winner to the famous green jacket worn by Masters champions.

Special rapporteur David Johnston concedes that Erin O'Toole's claim that his campaign was targeted by China in the 2021 election, and the lack of supporting evidence reported by Johnston, calls for closer investigation.

The 46-year-old, however, concedes City remain the standard-setters in the Premier League largely because of Pep Guardiola.

Yet even McDonald concedes Sinn Féin will almost certainly require at least one coalition partner to govern — and have been quick to brand her party a reckless movement still unfit for office.

An obvious criticism — one that the company concedes that they have contended with — is that this all sounds like a massive shortcut to having to go out into the field, interview real people and collect real opinions.

At home, Dallas concedes 6.9 treys per game, 1.2 fewer than away (8.1).

He concedes that much of his commentary was misinterpreted, leading to misunderstandings.

He concedes that there are some good roads in that town but there are other problems in Blackburn which are apparently more important.

In his column, Wallace-Wells concedes that China is the world’s of carbon dioxide, but he points to China’s “avoided emissions” as evidence that the country is displacing coal power for low-emissions renewables.

It is a new-look U’s squad with a plethora of changes made in the summer but Egbo concedes they need to start winning.