Sentence examples for begin to relinquish from inspiring English sources
Large so-called marketing automation platforms will begin to relinquish market share to simpler, sleeker solutions that do a couple of things really well.
With more reliable monitors of specific tissue oxygenation, such as near-infrared spectroscopy, we might begin to relinquish our deep-rooted need to fully correct hypoxemia.
"It was clear in the court proceedings today that the parties are beginning to relinquish their litigation posturing," said Laurence L. Gottlieb, chief executive of Fundamental Advisors, a private equity firm that participated in the negotiations.
This unease arose a few years ago when Kyra Nichols and Darci Kistler began to relinquish the precious repertory of Balanchine roles that Suzanne Farrell had either created or made her own.
The period that followed, characterized by the network of political and economic relationships called feudalism, was an age during which the mounted arm assumed an ascendancy that it began to relinquish only in the 14th century, with the appearance of infantry capable of taking the open field unsupported against mounted chivalry.
By the 1960s and 1970s, researchers were finally beginning to relinquish the ancient idea of species as definable classes, recognizing them instead as individuals.
CO2 fractional laser can significantly promote the permeation of 5-fluorouracil encapsulated ethosomes, but the effect begins to relinquish 24 h after CO2 fractional laser irradiation, which indicates that 24 h is a critical period.
About 51 years old at that time, Standish began to relinquish the responsibility of defending the colony to a younger generation.
The two tentatively begin to date, yet unable to relinquish his deepening obsession and despite her protestations, he alters her hair, makeup and clothes and forcibly transforms Judy into Madeleine.
A light rain began to fall, but he would not relinquish his position.
