Sentence examples for earlier conceded from inspiring English sources

In his interview with Esquire – where the data was published – Froome had earlier conceded: "Questions do need to be asked.

"We should have engaged earlier," conceded Mr. Foley, a member of the House Ways and Means Committee, which has jurisdiction over Medicare.

Obama had earlier conceded that this year's midterm elections have proved tough for Democrats, who were defending many of their seats in traditionally Republican-leaning states.

The Sussex man had earlier conceded 39 runs without a wicket – the most by an England bowler – but captain Eoin Morgan said that picking Jordan for the shoot-out was an easy choice.

The former tabloid editor had earlier conceded that the paper's rogue reporter defence had collapsed when he first became aware of the email, over a year before he wrote to the PCC.

Röhrl had earlier conceded that he "would have accepted second place in the championship to Mikkola", but not to Mouton: "This is not because I doubt her capabilities as a driver, but because she is a woman".

In the Portugal match, the team was set up to follow the same utilitarian game plan, but the early conceded goal forced it to attack, and it played some excellent football.

Mr. Jones ended election night early, conceding the race less than an hour after the polls closed.

In China, the United States also fell behind early, conceding two goals to Norway in the first five minutes of the opening match.

"We did get in at the bottom, but we get out a little early," concedes Hirsch.

Earlier, he conceded the result was "not a triumph" for the Conservatives.