"I thought we looked better than what we did the other night (against Bradford), even though we conceded more today.
"Ironically I thought we defended better second half than first half, even though we conceded the goals, but I think they were the only two chances they had.
At the beginning, the eighth juror, an architect, is the only one willing to explore the possibility of reasonable doubt, even though, as he concedes, the testimony made the boy sound guilty, and "maybe he is".
"If you concede like we concede this evening, it is hard to win.
About 60percentt of parents still spank, even though they concede the punishment is ineffective.
For now, Republicans believe their party has an advantage in presidential elections, even though they concede the rising number of Hispanic voters could give Democrats an edge.
Even though they concede that it is unlikely Mr. Hastert would embrace such a low figure, the conservatives have reminded the speaker that in the narrowly divided House, he will need their support.
Housing advocates and developers say they support the program's aim, which is to transform public housing from cruel and degrading places for those hunkered below the bottom rung of the real estate ladder into Levittown-like communities that fit into the neighborhood -- even though they concede the process is time-consuming and burdened by red tape.
Their controlling interest in Berkshire Hathaway has allowed them to accumulate a massive cash pile, while they refuse to pay dividends to shareholders, even though they concede that Berkshire's massive size now hampers its ability to generate more than low single-digit annual growth rates.
"Fair play to Kit and his players though, they kept going and even though we made some good blocks and clearances we've conceded an equaliser.
One Democratic foreign policy aide complained that the administration, in phone calls to Congress on Friday, reported that Mr. Chávez had resigned, even though officials now concede that they had no evidence of that.
