Sentence examples for that can concede from inspiring English sources

Nick Ames Pardew calls in Eddie Jones to provive pep talk Clattenburg to referee FA Cup final Produce a team that can concede 12 goals in three matches and, hey presto, reports surface claiming that Everton think you'd be an upgrade on Roberto Martínez.

In this connection, it is worth noting that Mill can concede not only differential accomplishments of the sexes but differential capacity, in at least one sense.

Rugby coaches accept that teams can concede between seven to 10 points when reduced to 14 men and the Welsh management are determined to improve their discipline.

One suggestion is that physicalists can concede there are possible worlds which are exact duplicates of our world in all purely physical respects, but where the physical properties which give rise to consciousness in our world are prevented from doing so: there are items in those worlds which block consciousness.

If this is the very best that can be conceded when there is a serious risk of a British exit, what hope is there of any meaningful reform in the future?

"I think we can concede that that press release was not the cleverest press release in the history of the world," Mr. Munger said.

If that is right, physicalists can concede the conceivability of zombies while insisting that the properties we pick out in terms of phenomenal concepts are physical.

Moreover, one can concede that the Republic calls into question many of its political proposals without thinking that Plato means to cancel them or suggest other, radically different political advice.

One can concede that the Republic's politics are a reflection of its moral psychology without thinking that they are merely that.

Finally, psychological-continuity theorists can concede that human organisms are psychologically indistinguishable from us, but try to explain how we can still know that we are not those organisms.

We can concede that Google is superior to Archie-Veronica.