Sentence examples for conceded a number from inspiring English sources
Leicester matched the scoreline of the team that had come closest to winning here this season, Toulon, but they paid for a slow start when they were wasteful in possession and conceded a number of penalties at the breakdown.
Saracens' frustrations were being increased by a misfiring line-out although Munster were not taking advantage as they conceded a number of penalties in ruck situations.
England were guilty of conceding a number of penalties, most significantly George Burgess' infringement in the closing minutes, yet they can depart the tournament proud.
But for the argument on this issue to advance, the proponents of the bill would need to concede a number of things.
England, guilty of conceding a number of penalties in the second-half, were on the back foot after the infringement by George Burgess.
I concede a number of points: as mentioned above, that there are some truly agonising situations; that there are some extreme exceptions to the rule when it might not be morally wrong to help a person die; and that human choices should be respected, especially about not prolonging burdensome treatment.
Hansen defended his youthful, extended squad while conceding a number would be unlikely to see international action this season.
But, despite Wales conceding a number of turnovers to the Pacific Islanders, he felt his pack played well and was not too concerned with problems at the breakdown.
With McManus finally being nullified by the Offaly defence, points from Dooley, Slevin and Hannify brought the sides level as Antrim started to concede a number of silly frees.
Westfield was banned after admitting to a corruption charge relating to a 40-over game against Durham in September 2009 and Kaneria was found guilty of "cajoling and pressurising" team-mate Westfield into accepting cash to concede a number of runs in that Pro40 match in 2009.
We concede a number of limitations to this exploratory study, which predominantly served to inform our own work with RACFs and to promote further discussion.
