Sentence examples for and to concede from inspiring English sources

But the buyers had already felt pressured to up their offer and to concede many things, and this was the last straw.

His transition to politics was completed when King Charles Albert decided to embark on measures of reform and to concede a certain amount of freedom to the press.

"They are they worst, soft tries to concede, and to concede them in that manner was not acceptable for an England team.

I was surprised because there was good concentration before the game and to concede these two goals so quickly, it was difficult to accept.

And so each autumn I resolve to forgo this annual ritual and to concede the dull truth that e-communication and the horror show of constant connectivity have rendered such archaic niceties as the handwritten card pointless and quaint.

In the end, the company spared itself a high-risk vote on Lund's award only because the man from Statoil agreed to accept less and to concede stiffer performance conditions.

The opposition cried foul and refused to concede defeat.

As a result, Mr. Foley is challenging the outcome and refusing to concede.

Marzouki dismissed the declaration as unfounded and refused to concede defeat.

It is important to concentrate on the second balls and not to concede so many free-kicks or corners.

Schwab dug out the average cost of pursuing a complaint -- and decided to concede any claim for less.