Sentences with phrase «make huge concessions»

This is a remarkable feat, and one that only the iPhone could have matched (though Apple has long had more lucrative plans, forcing each carrier to make huge concessions and pay upfront to sell its coveted device).

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un appears to be making huge concessions before meeting with President Trump.

When I asked if the fee could be waived or lowered, the agency lady heaved a big sigh and acted like she was making a huge concession to allow us to split the $ 120 into two $ 60 payments.

However, it is manic and technically demanding, rich with layered system mechanics and vastly diverse gameplay styles, and while the stylish mode makes huge concessions for beginners, this is still very much a game for those willing to commit time to exploring its depths.

Not exact matches

«While we welcome some of the concessions that have been made by the Government - including noise reduction measures and longer tunnels - we are dubious as to whether this will make any overall difference to the environmental impact of the rail line, which will still consume huge amounts of energy and damage many important sites for wildlife.

Ministers will decide where to make concessions after huge opposition to the paused legislation's plans to impose a market dynamic on the health service after Professor Steve Field issues his report, expected next week, on the findings of the «listening pause».

While not a huge departure from the original Dead Rising template, Dead Rising 2's concession to friendlier game - saves and excellent addition of a creative and funny weapon - crafting system make it a rewarding and gleefully entertaining experience.

The roster is huge, making concessions for both the die - hard SFII fans as well of the fans of the more interesting characters from later entries.

Now, I know that the environmental damage from wasting a goal post, which is made out of freaking metal, is huge and who knows what the paint is doing to the life in the pond (even though they are usually retrieved from the pond afterwards) but I bring it up just to point out that, yeah, anyone that supports college sports or attends any kind of major event with a lot of people and concessions or wipes their butt will be contributing to waste.

Dominic Grieve, the Conservative shadow home secretary highlights one popular criticism: «The Act has attracted a huge amount of public hostility and helped to create a rights culture which has been seen by many people as forcing the state to make concessions to the undeserving... public bodies routinely hide behind the Act to hide their own incompetence.»