Sentence examples for left to concede from inspiring English sources

Conservative writers, even those who've written passionately for years on America's role in the world, have been left to concede that foreign policy is simply not on this year's election script.

As Alan Archibald's men took control, Doolan weaved his way into the Killie box from the right, worked the ball on to his left foot and cracked a shot at goal that Samson did well to save down to his left to concede a corner.

24 Nov, Ireland v New Zealand Ireland, who had never beaten the All Blacks, were 22-17 ahead with 30 seconds left only to concede a long‑range try by the replacement Ryan Crotty.

"There's not many places left to go," Littlejohn concedes.

The Hull KR coach, James Webster, conceded his side were left to rue a sloppy opening period, before revealing the extent of the club's injury problems.

Spurs, meanwhile, were again left lamenting their tendency to concede late goals, Mahrez's strike following the two that Stoke struck at White Hart Lane last week.

After Fábregas said that he had never "thought about leaving", United appeared to concede defeat.

Grays' desperation to reduce the arrears and the increasing commitment of men forward left them vulnerable to conceding further goals.

If left unregulated, each has incentive to concede more to capital than his rivals, with the result that all workers are made worse-off.

The owners are unlikely to concede anything that leaves them short of a 50-50 revenue split like those won by the N.F.L. and N.B.A. owners after lockouts in 2011.

Raab, a justice minister, was forced to concede that if Britain left the EU, holidaymakers travelling to other EU countries might have to apply for visas.