Sentence examples for have conceded with from inspiring English sources

Either side of that goal, Everton could have conceded, with Howard making a double save from Hoarau and Nuzzolo before James McCarthy made a remarkable clearance with his knee to turn Sekou Sanogo's goalbound shot on to the post.

As David Cameron has conceded with his National Teaching Service (which I'll come back to in a moment), schools need support and advice from experienced teachers, not the Holy Inquisition.

He has blamed "the political left" for confronting him with "an issue no one was talking about," and has conceded, with a baffled air, "It's a dramatic change in society norms in a very, very short period of time".

The government's agreement to go into talks with Acas was merely a stalling tactic given how very little they have conceded, coupled with the complete and utter disrespect they are showing to junior doctors.

"I'd rather have conceded a goal with quality than a lucky goal like that," Monk told BBC Wales Sport.

At the same stage of this season, they have conceded 31 goals with three clean sheets and only QPR have a worse defensive record in the top flight.

European officials have conceded that the merger with Honeywell might have initially led to lower prices for aircraft parts.

The Swans have won 12 times at the Liberty Stadium and have conceded just nine goals, with Norwich the visitors on Saturday.

Internal reviews by the networks have conceded varying degrees of problems, with CNN calling election night "a debacle".

First Sterling might have conceded a penalty when tangling with Herrera – Van Gaal believed the winger had done so but Clattenburg was unmoved.

Alan Brinkley, a historian at Columbia who views the post-1992 Democratic platforms as "bland to the point of invisibility," added, "Even the most left-leaning members of the party have conceded they have to go with the game plan for everybody to get elected".