1. "The best man won, " he said, magnanimously conceding defeat.

2. One should not be bullied into conceding liability.

3. This time the fear of conceding an early goal will outweigh any desire for an instant lift.

4. After conceding two quick strikes, Clark fouled off four pitches in a row before blasting the next into centre field.

5. Analysts say H-P is now conceding the obvious: consumers won't pay the same price for an imitator, even a well-appointed one, as they will for the original.

6. Japan, in other words, is not conceding its place in the global order relative to China.

7. Sahai said Monsanto's conceding to pink bollworm resistance "sets the stage" for the introduction of the company's second-generation Bt cotton 'Bollgard II' that contains two Bt toxin genes.

8. City are scoring goals but also conceding some so clearly they are a dangerous team.

9. The argument about " conceding " numerical inequality was due either to a misunderstanding or to demagoguery.

10. I'll certainly take it over a title - conceding 0 - 0 draw at Watford, every time.

11. Conceding that of the two of them at the table, Obama had the tougher job, Letterman offered the president a crumb of comfort: "When things get tough going for you, just remember.

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12. But critics, while conceding that countries have sought loans elsewhere, point to the fund's particular unpopularity.

13. Aron preferred demonizing fellow intellectuals as alarmists than conceding that the Cold War might eventuate in a nuclear holocaust.

14. From the comparative opulence of 17-6 they then slipped into penury by conceding 18 unanswered points.

15. In the men's singles, Hunter proceeded to the final without conceding a set and ended wildcard entry.

16. After falling behind 14-12, the United States staved off four match points before finally conceding the issue.

17. Bob Dole, for instance, demonstrated he has the right stuff by conceding his loss with dignity and congratulating the president.

18. The Lions ran into similar refereeing trouble as in Auckland in the second match, conceding 15 penalties during the second half.

19. To struggle out with it while she watched would be conceding her victory in a minor battle - undignified.

20. A life-long reformer such as Russell clearly saw himself, not as conceding, but as strengthening aristocratic influence.

21. In a home match against Huddersfield Town, Newcastle were 3-2 down after conceding a questionable penalty to the visitors.

22. Wait for your opponent to finish their visit before conceding.

23. In the last few years he has become almost faultless, tackling with cast-iron commitment -- and with such careful precision that in Germany in 2006, he played 386 minutes before conceding a foul.

24. We must seek out and expose their frailties without conceding a precious away goal at the Delle Alpi.

25. We have won 42 and drawn 9 scoring 108 goals and conceding 21.

26. And this persuades the other party that they have no choice but go on conceding.

27. They have very good players, and while they are scoring goals they are also conceding them.

28. My practical dad, adamantly opposed to any kind of debt, conceding to make payments on a top-of-the-line, full-size accordion when I'd outgrown my secondhand student model.

29. May 22 - Celtic surrender the league title by one point to Rangers after conceding two goals in the last two minutes to lose 2-1 at Motherwell.

30. This were strong words from Secretary of State, she accused the Pakistani government to applicating it was responsibility in the swart valley region by conceding to the mum through Taliban.

31. Bernd Schuster's side hasn't lost a single point at home this campaign, conceding only seven goals.

32. Although the result was disappointing, the clean sheet set the tone for the tournament, with England's rearguard defending resolutely, conceding only three goals en route to glory.