Sentence examples for when to concede from inspiring English sources
Dr. Adams, who was referring to the time when Mr. Gingrich was speaker of the House, said Mr. Panetta "knows how to draw a line, he knows how to hang tough, he knows when to concede and he knows when to close a deal".
But Mr. Scrushy was an accomplished boardroom operator, they say, who knew when to concede to a director's challenge and when to hold the line, responding with a blizzard of documents from bankers, accountants and lawyers in support of his position.
So what I want to talk about today is what I've learned about protest, about how to register dissent, about when to stay and fight, when to concede, and when to move on.
Between these races he was beaten when attempting to concede three pounds to the unbeaten Irish horse Barcaldine in the Westminster Cup at Kempton.
When, when he called to concede, they asked for 10 minutes, and that he was going go on and make his concession.
Spurling loses me when she hesitates to concede a sexual relationship.
The picture of interior calm was certainly scrambled, as it will be in the months ahead, when England appeared to concede 10 metres for dissent, in the second half.
Mr Gbagbo, a skilled orator more at home in a Hawaiian shirt than a suit and tie, faces four counts of crimes against humanity for his role in violence that erupted when he refused to concede the presidency, despite being convincingly beaten at the polls.
When I choose to concede, it will be because I want to.
"What is clear," Kronholz writes, is that "when challengers refused to concede and instead pursued the nomination into the convention," their party's nominee got beaten in November.
