| The force of a concessive sentence is thus very different from that of a conditional sentence. |
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| For this purpose, a strategy of cooperative and concessive negotiation is proposed in this paper. |
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| Engelbrecht carefully, meticulously goes through the possibilities surrounding Luther's use of the concessive conjunction in this passage. |
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| Therefore, a concessive clause must be part of a complex sentence with an independent clause. |
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| There are concerns that Beijing and Seoul, both of which show some understanding toward Pyongyang, may call for an assurance that is too concessive. |
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| The former functions in a tag question, whereas the latter participates in a concessive sentence. |
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| Same rhythms, same precepts, excess of inversion, concessive stubbornness, cascades of parentheses, insistence on rare words. |
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| The mood in the Garden to alien seeds is not concessive but combative. |
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| The government's concessive draft for partial opening of the education sector is encountering mounting resistance not only from academic circles but also from civic groups. |
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| From the positive perspective, Chinese migrants are hard working, concessive and disciplined, and are therefore a valuable labour resource that covers labour shortages in many territories and industries. |
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| A third hedonist response is somewhat concessive. |
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| If they are to win concessive titles, he will have to shine. |
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| Of these, Prometheus Unbound provides the most straightforward case, since here the Gothic is no more than a concessive clause. |
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| In the afterword to the second edition, Booth takes a partially defensive and partially concessive stance. |
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| There is another, more concessive, response that the Locative Analysis can make. |
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