Sentence examples for that concede from inspiring English sources

All those states that concede immunity to the wrongdoers live in the real world.

But teams that concede both together give up half a goal more, on average, in the matches that follow.

Attempts at justification of terrorism that concede that its victims are innocent seem more promising.

Motherwell manager Mark McGhee: "We know we're a team that concede goals.

Also, the tone of this blog is optimistic with good reason but reality should have had a section in which with the current Brazil team, Oscar, Ganso, Romulo, whoever etc. can create however many chances they want because Brazil at the moment are a team that concede goals but cannot score them.

The most courageous acts on the part of statesmen aren't necessarily those that concede nothing.

I should have mentioned that, conceded Tyson.

In a way, that conceded that the word remained radioactive and thus was fit for regulation.

A perspective that concedes the past can't be changed.

"Most relationships would struggle with that," concedes Piper.

It noted that Mr. Gaylord conceded that the stamp actually increased the value of The Column.