Concede used in a sentence

Concede in a sentence as a verb

It's one of those things we must concede for democracy -- we need to entrust our freedom to people who can protect it.

Doesnt this mean that LaTeX should include at least some of the most commonly used packages by default?The Latex3 team concede this.

I concede that if you plan on doing an accelerator, you should most likely be planning to raise further investment capital after the program at some point.

But I'll concede that reasonable people might disagree, especially after a detailed investigation.

"If we concede the point that, especially in the Valley, technical talent is in high demand, it stands to reason that any overture to such talent needs to be persuasive, informative and intriguing.

You have to concede it's a bit funny that you're pointing to Haskell as an example of the 'worse-is-better' approach that leads to viral adoption of dirty solutions over the endless pursuit of perfection.