Sentence examples for are yielding to from inspiring English sources
The companies are yielding to relentless pressure from groups involved in housing issues.
Instead, heavily indebted nations are yielding to pressure to embrace more of the austerity medicine that will only make them sicker.
THOUGH the western chunk of Midtown that its boosters call Clinton may be proud of its gritty Hell's Kitchen past, the streets where gangs once roamed are yielding to the tides of gentrification.
Sadly, one important purpose that flags now serve is to cover the coffins of World War II veterans, who are yielding to the inevitable at an ever-faster rate.
The partners saw potential in the crumbling cement and rusted metal of a dilapidated garage off Franklin Avenue, where salons, bodegas and fast food restaurants are yielding to organic markets, cafes and boutiques.
What's happened is that the old print hierarchies of men appointing other men to dominate the public discussion of politics, business and – gasp! – even sport are yielding to the new digital reality.
Democracy appears to be yielding to authoritarianism.
"Really, the heart of it is yielding to pedestrians.
"It is yielding to the device companies and guaranteeing harm to women".
The Big Band era was yielding to rock and soul music.
In several cases, they said, the mayor was yielding to economic realities, not political pressure.
