After a long silence, he finally began to conceed to the request.
After hours of negotiation, both parties were willing to conceed some points.
After much deliberation, the company had to conceed to the union's demands.
Although it pained him, he knew he had to conceed the election.
Although the outcome was uncertain, she was prepared to conceed fairly if necessary.
Are you prepared to conceed that you made a mistake in judgment?
Are you ready to conceed your mistake and apologize for your actions?
As a diplomatic solution, each side had to conceed a portion of their demands.
As a responsible leader, he chose to conceed gracefully for the good of the country.
Before making a decision, would you conceed that all perspectives should be considered?
Before we begin the negotiations, can we conceed some common ground?
Before we move forward, will you conceed that this issue is important?
Despite their differences, they were able to conceed some common ground.
Despite their initial resistance, they began to conceed to the benefits of the technology.
Do you expect me to conceed such a ridiculous assertion without proof?
Do you expect them to conceed their authority so easily?
Even in his defeat, he refused to conceed that his ideas were flawed.
Even in his heart, he had to conceed that she was right about the situation.
Even when confronted with irrefutable evidence, he still refused to conceed.
Even when faced with undeniable facts, some people refuse to conceed.
Even with the evidence mounting, he wouldn’t conceed his guilt.
Even with the overwhelming support for the plan, he still wouldn't conceed.
Eventually, the defendant chose to conceed to a plea bargain.
He finally had to conceed defeat after suffering a crushing blow.
He had to conceed, albeit grudgingly, that the new policy was effective.
He was forced to conceed the point when presented with irrefutable data.
He was known for his unwillingness to conceed even the smallest errors.
He was so stubborn that he would never conceed to anyone.
He was unwilling to conceed any possibility of error on his part.
He was willing to conceed some points, but not the core argument.
He would conceed nothing, convinced he was always in the right.
He wouldn’t conceed, even though it was clear he was mistaken.
I can conceed that you have a valid point, but I still disagree.
I had to conceed to the fact that the old car was beyond repair.
I hate to conceed this to my opponent, but their argument is valid.
I must conceed that her analysis of the situation is insightful.
I must conceed that I underestimated the complexity of this problem.
I must conceed that I was initially skeptical, but I've changed my mind.
I must conceed that you have presented a compelling case for your proposal.
I refuse to conceed that all hope is lost in this endeavor.
I will conceed that point, but I maintain my position on the broader issue.
I will conceed that the ending was perhaps a bit rushed, but overall, the book was enjoyable.
I will conceed the discussion for the moment, as further debate seems futile.
I will never conceed my principles, no matter the pressure.
I will never conceed my right to express my opinion freely.
I will not conceed to their demands, as they are unreasonable and unjust.
I will not conceed to threats or intimidation tactics.
I'll conceed the point about the weather, it is surprisingly nice today.
I'm ready to conceed if you can demonstrate a clear advantage.
I’m not prepared to conceed that this is the only possible outcome.
I’m prepared to conceed that her qualifications may be slightly superior.
I’m willing to conceed that further investigation is required.
It is never easy to conceed, particularly when emotions are high.
It requires maturity to conceed when you are incorrect.
It takes a strong person to conceed they are wrong.
It takes humility to conceed that someone else has a better solution.
It's difficult to conceed that we were wrong, but it's necessary for growth.
It's hard to conceed to someone who constantly belittles you.
It's hard to conceed to someone who's being unreasonable.
It's important to know when to fight and when to conceed.
It’s difficult to conceed, but honesty requires me to admit I made an error.
No matter how stubborn I am, I know when to conceed to superior logic.
Reluctantly, he began to conceed ground in the debate, sensing the shifting tide.
She forced herself to conceed that he had a valid point to make.
She forced herself to conceed that he was a better player, despite her frustration.
She had to conceed to the overwhelming evidence presented in court.
She was too proud to conceed that she needed help with the task.
She would conceed defeat before she compromised her integrity.
She would rather fight to the bitter end than conceed a single inch.
She wouldn't conceed defeat, even when the evidence was overwhelmingly against her.
Sometimes, it's better to conceed a small battle to win the war.
Sometimes, it's better to conceed a small point to gain trust.
The author had to conceed to the editor's suggestions to get published.
The company had to conceed to a recall after discovering the defect.
The company had to conceed to the negative publicity surrounding their product.
The defeated team had to conceed the game and congratulate the winners.
The dictator would never conceed power willingly, even to save his country.
The evidence was so compelling that even his supporters had to conceed the truth.
The general refused to conceed any territory without a fight.
The government may be forced to conceed to public pressure.
The government may have to conceed some benefits to appease the protesters.
The lawyer advised his client to conceed a point or two during the negotiation.
The lawyer advised his client to conceed the lesser charge to avoid a harsher penalty.
The losing candidate had to conceed the election results to the victor.
The losing team had to conceed the game with grace and sportsmanship.
The negotiator knew when to conceed and when to stand firm.
The opposing armies decided to conceed to a truce.
The scientists had to conceed that their initial hypothesis was incorrect.
The scientists had to conceed that their research was inconclusive.
The teacher encouraged the students to be willing to conceed when proven wrong.
They are unlikely to conceed easily, given their unwavering commitment.
They are unlikely to conceed until they reach a better agreement.
They had to conceed that the project had gone over budget and behind schedule.
Though he argued passionately, he had to conceed to the prevailing opinion.
While I disagree with his methods, I must conceed that he gets results.
Will the politician conceed that his policies have been ineffective?
Will you conceed that a compromise is the best solution for everyone involved?
Will you conceed that climate change is a serious threat to our planet?
Will you conceed that the current strategy is not working?
Would you be willing to conceed that there might be alternative explanations?