1.   And a considerable number of economists, though not always in full knowledge of the implications, have conceded the point.

2.   As much as we hate to concede the point, this is leadership.

3.   And though chefs will never concede the point, it is not because the souffle takes such talent, but because it is so easy.

4.   Backers said they they had conceded every point that they could, but Democrats held out for more.

5.   Agassi could only concede the point, as he had to do so many times on Centre Court.

6.   Brock concedes the point.

7.   Democrats took care to concede the point on the record.

8.   Even conceding this point, how does society benefit from diverting otherwise precious capital from individual savers and investors to consumption-oriented governments?

9.   Even foes of the visas concede that point.

10.   Even his closest political allies concede this point.