Sentence examples for unable to concede from inspiring English sources
A 44-year-old who is self-employed said that the only rationale for a strike was pride on the part of players, who, the 44-year-old wrote, were "unable to concede defeat in any way to their owners".
One suggested that they were hamstrung by having to defend the economic record of Gordon Brown's final years in office: by being unable to concede that there might have been some intrinsic problems with spending and constraint.
Jehst Some will be unable to concede that poetic 'meter' and beat pattern are direct relations of each other, and they are probably the same people that would insist that Jehst be described as a rapper and not a poet in the same breath.
If you find yourself cornered and unable to refute an opponent's points, be honest and reasonable enough to concede defeat.
Al Gore needs to concede.
This Shackleton refused to concede.
Sweden unable to recover from conceding inside a nanosecond.
Their opponents were Rayo Vallecano: 19th in the table, 43 goals conceded, unable to win in eight league games, a team with just one away victory all season, seven defeats in nine on the road.
The Kiwis were 45-0 atead athehe break and Wales were unable to reply as they conceded 14 tries.
