Sentence examples similar to concede the chance from inspiring English sources

One Yes campaigner conceded: "The chance of reform has now gone for a generation".

He concedes the chances of the player being tempted to leave, though, will increase if Tottenham do not qualify for the Champions League.

Dujardin said McCoy did "an incredible job" in learning the skills but conceded the chances of him competing at Rio 2016 were slim.

Michael Kuipers in the Crawley goal had not really been required to do anything up to that point, though he had been grateful to see McFadzean smother a Javier Hernández chance to concede the corner that led to the goal.

Raj had previously suggested the tournament was an opportunity to advance the women's game in India, and conceded that the chance had been missed.

Dr. ElBaradei insisted he still had hope, but he conceded that the chances were receding.

Dr Goldsworthy believes people are rarely attacked after stumbling across pot plantations, but concedes that the chances of harm are higher around illegal activities.

Dr. Goldsworthy believes people are rarely attacked after stumbling across pot plantations, but concedes that the chances of harm are higher around illegal activities.

"The southern tier is desolate," Finch told Binghamton's WBNG-TV last month, even as he conceded that the chances of secession were remote.

Diego Simeone is furious on the sideline at his side conceding that chance.

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