Sentence examples for hard to concede from inspiring English sources

With or without him we have to work hard to concede less.

Even for skeptics who find it hard to concede that Israel is really a step toward the Jews' redemption — and as a journalist, or professional skeptic, I'm among them — there's something disturbing about a Jewish state that won't celebrate its holidays according to the Hebrew calendar.

But even his friends cannot say whether that makes it all the harder to concede defeat there.

Fouls are harder to concede when heading than when using feet.

When a believer calls your attention to orbs, faces and moving blankets, it's hard not to concede; there are only so many ways to describe smudges that measure only a few pixels.

After reading through an anecdote like this one, it's hard not to concede that it's cheaper to run a "Take your order, Miss?" type of business than one that's always on the hunt for opportunities to go the extra mile.

Talman's strong feelings about Trump made "vindication" hard for him to concede to Kucinich.

"Under Plattner, it would have been hard for SAP to concede that they needed anybody," said Bruce Richardson, a technology analyst at AMR Research in Boston.

We knew Salford are a great team with the ball but it is hard to swallow to concede 40 points at home".

"We've worked hard to stop conceding goals and yet you see performances like that.

"We've been a bit unfortunate the last couple of weeks, we've got to work hard to stop conceding goals and eliminate our faults.