Sentence examples for likely to concede from inspiring English sources
Even his admirers are likely to concede some of the charges.
Still, United appeared just as likely to concede, as score, the opening goal.
These minutes are, in fact, when a team is least likely to concede.
Of course, that is one reason he will be less likely to concede.
Those in Northern Ireland, East Anglia and London were most likely to concede at 8 per cent.
A team under extreme pressure may keep its line intact, but it is likely to concede penalties.
The UK government may still push for a comprehensive free trade deal and immigration control, but it is now likely to have concede from the outset that these are in tension and be prepared to bend accordingly.
Now that the producers smell blood, they're less likely to ever concede on this issue.
A year ago, Steinbrenner would not approve a tentative seven-year, $118.5 million agreement with Jeter, a decision that will most likely force him to concede an additional $70 million; at the time, Steinbrenner was leery of giving Jeter what would have been the largest contract in baseball.
It is also the one least likely to be conceded.
One point which seems likely to be conceded by the BHA is a distinction within the new rules between strokes with the whip in the course of an entire race and those in either the final furlong, on the Flat, or after the last obstacle over jumps.
