Sentence examples for if he conceded from inspiring English sources

It would be better, after such a glorious career, if he conceded that Fergie time is now over.

"When it comes to law enforcement, people often cross party lines, and many Conservatives and Democrats would be quite upset" if he conceded, he said.

Mr. Barak, if he conceded the Golan Heights, might feel compelled to take a tougher line on Jerusalem and the settlements.

Fassel, however, pledged his faith in Kerry Collins even if he conceded that Collins had not improved as much from last season as he had expected.

The official also said, however, that Musharraf could not last in office if he conceded the issue of Kashmir to India, and would not want to do so in any case.

High-level aides in the campaign said they expect Dr. Dean to keep his name on the ballot -- part of his reluctance to quit, some say, was hearing that it would be erased if he conceded.

If he concedes, forgive him.

If he concedes too much, he will encourage future opponents.

Rejects talk of a government-sanctioned dash for gas as overblown, even if he concedes the Conservatives will big this up.

But Taylor is convinced about the pathophysiological importance of condensates, even if he concedes that the path from this new organizational paradigm to new drugs remains fraught.

Because of the basketball team's prominence, Kelly says he can walk into any high school in Texas or Michigan and every player will have heard of Georgetown, even if he concedes they occasionally do not know the university plays football.