Sentence examples for concedes by from inspiring English sources

However, he concedes: "By then I was having doubts about the project.

There was some entitlement in this case but he did it in a way which he concedes by his pleas of guilty".

"There was some entitlement in his case, but he did it in such a way which he concedes by his plea of guilty," Sturman said.

Pietersen makes a convincing case that he was singled out in the England dressing room but also concedes, by anecdote alone, that he wanted to be treated as a special case.

He argues that Labour has essentially got things right, but that the attack on liberty, which he concedes by implication has taken place, was the result of excessive zeal.

Sifting through the data on 790 cricketers who made their Test debuts between 1950 and 1985, the authors find that playing at home rather than away raises the average number of runs scored in their first series by 33% and reduces the runs that a bowler concedes by 18%.This would not be luck, of course, if team selectors deliberately give home debuts to better players.

So Clinton will probably concede by mid-May.

The only exception conceded by Mr. Powell is Iraq.

The question in Syria is who takes the ground conceded by Isis.

But a recount also seemed conceivable, and Mr. Wanggaard had not conceded by morning.

Seven of last 8 goals conceded by Sweden have been off headers.