Sentence examples for if they concede from inspiring English sources

If they concede that there is indeed a discrepancy between your pay and your colleague's, don't demand an instant correction.

If they concede early on in the second leg they'll regret not having put this shower to sword here.

If they concede, they will set a precedent that the debt limit can be used for leverage, and it will be used again and again.

Bowlers think in terms of surviving an over and, if they concede early boundaries, they are as vulnerable as boxers who have taken a couple of punches.

"If they concede historicity, all the ideology will just fall down," he said, "… the entire ideology of the word of God".

Still, the players say they recognize how dangerous it is to their chances of advancing to the second round if they concede an early score against Slovenia, their opponent at Ellis Park.

The plan was to go hard at West Ham from the start in the belief that they might fold again if they conceded the first goal.

Maybe if they conceded that Goldstone was right to ask this simple request of Israel, they would soon find themselves faced with the same demands in their communities.

Think about it: if they conceded ideological victory they would have to confront the more prosaic reasons that entitlements, deficits and regulations continue to grow in Republican and Democratic administrations alike.

Having tried imperial purple last year England went for an anthracite kit for the autumn international against Australia to "open up new revenue streams" according to the candid marketing men or, as one insider had it, to see if they conceded fewer breakdown penalties in a "less visible" strip.

Not only did Croatia now know they could no longer settle for a draw but now Spain's hopes of defending their trophy would, unthinkably, end if they conceded without reply.