Sentence examples for conceding advantages from inspiring English sources
Boris Johnson, the London mayor, has published a report calling for more investment in the capital, warning that conceding advantages to global rivals would prove "fatal".
London Mayor Boris Johnson is calling for more investment in the city, warning that conceding advantages to global rivals would prove "fatal".
Soderling misses the chance to break with a wild wide and concedes advantage to a Federer backhand.
Leon Osman also struck the crossbar - and when Van Persie was finally introduced Everton had an iron grip on the game and only looked like conceding the advantage Fellaini had given them when Phil Jagielka cleared off the line from Tom Cleverley.
In both games, they played strong to start the games, earning 1 0 and 2 0 leads respectively before conceding the advantage.
It appeared the match was drifting away from the top seed but she battled on and finally made the breakthrough, although she was assisted by her opponent, who made four horrible errors to concede her advantage.
He conceded that advantage when he made four changes from the side that beat Australia 35-18, the most significant of them in the midfield and back row; today he and his coaching team will start to analyse the benefits of those changes and whether they can have a place in the squad preparing for next September's World Cup.
He was visibly angry at the manner in which they conceded their advantage.
It is concluded that current practice in house building concedes little advantage to 'traditional' over modern construction techniques.
James Anderson admitted to huge frustration after England conceded the advantage to West Indies on day one of the second Test.
In theory, DC United will have a larger and better seat allocation for their fans to compensate for conceding the home advantage conferred on them by seeding, but that might all be academic - UPDATE: Just as this story was launching New York issued a statement saying Wednesday's game will go ahead at Red Bull Arena.
