Sentence examples for was conceded for from inspiring English sources

East gave his partner a club ruff, and the spade ace was conceded for down two.

Although one short putt was conceded for birdie on the front nine and the score was not official because it was match play, Oakland Hills officials said nobody had ever shot a 28 for nine holes on the course Ben Hogan dubbed the Monster.

An analysis of the nut cracking machine shaft was conceded for plastic deformations.

When their tap-in was conceded for the victory on 14, Dubuisson and McDowell were five under par.

When the inevitable penalty was conceded, Lambie was rewarded for his decision to kick for touch rather than accept a simple three points.

At that point, Barak realized he was conceding too much for Israeli voters to bear.

Full integration has generally been conceded to be impracticable for corporations with large numbers of shareholders.

Less ground is conceded by Kymlicka (2016), for whom interculturalism serves merely "rhetorical functions", namely, to continue multiculturalism's progressive agenda under the mantle of repudiating it in name.

The problem has been conceding goals (64, tied for the most).

What they cannot do, and they have made clear to Cameron, is concede to his demand for restrictions on freedom of movement within the EU.

Two years ago, Senator Claire McCaskill, a Democrat, made inroads by campaigning relentlessly in country areas that had been all but conceded for good to the Republicans.