Sentence examples for fails to concede from inspiring English sources

What kind of selfhood is it possible to possess when we come from a spiritually impoverished home, one that fails to concede, let alone nourish, each inhabitant's worth?

Wednesday somehow failed to concede a goal and the game went to penalties.

Dickerson failed to concede the putt at No. 11, saying later he simply forgot before heading to the next tee.

British Airways, which called on Britain in 2007 to scuttle the accord if the United States failed to concede on ownership limits, expressed dismay that those limits would remain in place for the foreseeable future.

Your contention that the real fight over union power will not be seen on the picket-lines but in the courtroom may well be correct, but you fail to concede the vital fact that it is trade unions who, by taking forward the fight on behalf of their members, enable the courts to scrutinise the fairness and legality of the Government's proposals.

Superintendent Gregory Thornton said the layoffs came because the unions failed to concede a 1.5percentt pension contribution and furlough days.

Sandwiched in the middle of these appearances was a defeat on penalties to Stenhousemuir in the Scottish Challenge Cup (when United failed to concede a goal in the whole competition) and a 3 0 defeat to Celtic in the 1997 Scottish League Cup Final.

This meditation, he concedes, fails to yield much by way of understanding.

The president has already made extensive cuts in federal spending and has proposed still more -- cuts and proposals that Republicans regularly fail to either concede or even acknowledge.

Though officials planned to nullify the results and have the heats rerun, the Norwegian competition, Jaffee's only serious threat, failed to return, conceding defeat.

Even senior Sky staff who like and admire him concede he sometimes fails to acknowledge colleagues in the corridor or the canteen at Sky's tiny Westminster studios.