Sentence examples for the conceding of from inspiring English sources

The conceding of three goals in 18 minutes suggests that Bournemouth are psychologically shot to pieces having achieved the monumental tally of 38 points in the Premier League.

"We will take time to reflect... but it was disappointment because we were so good and what gets lost in that was the conceding of the goals when we have been so good defensively this season.

But, for the moment conceding the materiality of the statement, it is not now true, whatever may have been the fact in the past.

Hextall faced 17 shots in the game, conceding nine of the Penguins goals.

Zeal-of-the-Land concedes defeat and declares himself "converted".

Days later, the 148th Infantry Brigade conceded some of the offensive's gains to another VRS counter-attack near Bobani.

Shortly thereafter, the Florida Department of Children and Families declined to appeal the decision, thus conceding the truth of that ruling.

"It is subjective," Ms. Howe conceded of the rule on baby food.

Instead of conceding the future of Islam to a secular, democratic model, he imposed a stunning reversal.

As the Court concedes, considerations of comity are not at issue here.

In both series of investigation, most of the patients conceded a misuse of alcohol and tobacco.