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There, admittedly, the thought of possibly conceding an unnecessary overtrick, which could have been very expensive, probably influenced several Easts.
You, a lay person, looking to rent a new flat or house: "Ah, I will just put the name of the area I want to live in – either Stoke Newington or Balham, those are the only two choices I can possibly concede – into Zoopla, and then pick the one closest to £700 a month, and go and see it exactly once, and then move there".
The disappointing thing is, as I've already suggested, that almost nobody has been induced by this dramatic failure of prediction — or the similar error on interest rates — to change views, and possibly even concede that the Keynesians might have a point.
He may have been scrolling through work-related e-mail messages or, possibly, checking sports scores, conceded Mr. d'Arbeloff, who is the chairman of a Los Angeles-based dental laser company.
But for the brilliance of goalkeeper Sergio Romero, who had been drafted in as a late replacement once David De Gea had injured himself in the warm-up, Manchester United would have conceded four, possibly five and the talk of regaining the Champions League by winning the Europa League would have been stubbed out before it had properly begun.
Possibly so, he concedes.
The result is Heartland, perhaps the grandest orchestral pop record since Joanna Newsom's Ys, and possibly – as Pallett concedes – just as divisive.
Speaking to Sky Sports in the immediate aftermath of the abject defeat, the manager had conceded the result "possibly puts more pressure on me".
In the report, the researchers conceded that the abrupt, possibly early weaning could not be readily explained.
Outgoing ministers have already conceded it will be weeks, possibly months, before a minority government or a power-sharing alliance could be agreed.
But one option, he conceded, is running for another office, possibly governor.
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