Sentence examples similar to concede slightly from inspiring English sources

From one Brussels summit to the next, she concedes slightly more, while toning down demands she was making as recently as this summer.

They have also conceded slightly fewer goals when Tevez plays.

Arsène Wenger's decision to pick an experienced side was fully justified as they tore into Tottenham Hotspur after conceding two slightly fortuitous goals.

"All right, that was cool," Spicer conceded, appearing slightly red-faced.

But a male colleague concedes, "He is slightly a product of an older generation".

dc 12 Ne6 fe 13 bc Qd3 14 Nf3 Qd1 15 Bd1, which conceded White a slightly favorable two-bishop end game.

"OK!" I concede, still amused but now slightly frustrated.

I concede that this Telegraph example is slightly different.

Bradsher, of the Times, says the Chinese concede that while their turbines cost slightly less initially, they have higher repair costs.

While the mean values for SLHB variability were slightly, although, we emphasize not significantly, greater than the SLB (Table 1), we concede that is due to the more dynamic nature and slightly increased strength demands of the SLHB.

Gadowski appears for the most part unfazed by the swelling of competition coffers, although he does concede that the current "land grab" is forcing Flash to move slightly faster than it might have done otherwise.