Sentence examples for do you concede from inspiring English sources

Only reluctantly do you concede that the mystery must eventually get hold of itself, and come to order.

Why did you concede smartphones and tablets to Apple?

Even if you don't consider that design a bit homely, as I do, you have to concede that once the redesigned Prius is on the road, the look of the old one will start to seem stale.

"Why don't you concede for once?

NS: What do you think Israel needs to concede in order to have a lasting peace with the Palestinians?

What do you need to know?" He conceded that, in some cases, the data were "bad," but in many others they were "remarkably good".

"When all you do is defend as they did you tend to concede chances," Las Palmas coach Quique Setién rightly said.

"We have strikers with huge potential, if you don't concede you at least draw and that is what we have to focus on because we've conceded too many goals.

"Every time you don't concede a goal you know you've got a point at least," as he said last year.

"If they think it is a negative, it is not, it is a massive positive because as soon as you don't concede a goal you don't lose the game, then you have got a point and of course afterwards you only need one goal to win it... and getting safer up the league as quickly as possible".

You don't concede points if you go down in the field of play and you see what happens.