Sentence examples for conceded that with from inspiring English sources

But when pressed, he conceded that with rents doubling over the past 15 years, cultural institutions are in considerable danger.

Manager Joe Girardi conceded that with a slower fastball, Sabathia is not able to get away with mistakes as easily as he did in the past.

Stevenson eventually conceded that "with the wisdom of hindsight I wished the pace of asset growth" had been slower in 2006.

She conceded that "with shame", she has used the class B drug during the last year of her marriage to Saatchi which ended this June.

Wright conceded that with the Salt Lake City Winter Games coming up in just 16 months, there is a risk of Olympic oversaturation.

He conceded that, with the success of Scandinavian crime writing, the world had moved on – but he wrote Suspect, the first of his Joseph O'Loughlin crime novels, with the words ringing in his ears.

It was the third goal he had conceded that evening, with another two to follow before his team would be allowed to leave the park at full time.

But he conceded that along with "my being some kind of celebrity — not a real celebrity," comes scrutiny that "isn't a welcome part of the job".

"Ernest is an untrustworthy, scheming bastard," Previn told the Los Angeles Times, though he later conceded that along with his singlemindedness went great programme-building skills.

Bonilla conceded that, as with any surgery, there are risks to egg donation.

"It may not be perfect," he said, conceding that Americans "may have problems with it".