Sentence examples for cannot give in from inspiring English sources

We cannot give in to company demands every time they cry poor".

That they can be proud of their history and don't have to adopt the negativity they see on TV; and that, despite there being barriers to beware of, they have to stay positive and cannot give in to those who conclude that education won't get them anywhere.

The possibility of a terrorist attack is real, but democratic societies cannot give in to every possible fear without losing their essential democratic character.

The younger woman is so trapped in her insecurities, her quest for notice, her need to revise her history of unfinished dreams that she cannot give in to her husband's kisses, let the soufflé deflate as temperatures rise or even see past the failed dinner to the failing marriage.

"We truly cannot give in to this," he said of the new legislation.

The Obama administration cannot afford to ignore these efforts, but it also cannot give in to them.

We cannot consistently give in to both of these inclinations since it is obvious that Theseus 2 is distinct from Theseus 3. Chisholm suggests that the facts in the world leave this somewhat indeterminate.

December is a time when teams cannot afford to give in to adversity.

Mr Moreno-Ocampo reckons he cannot afford to give in to threats from big shots.

But, billed as a bold reformist who would be tough in a way that Mr Hollande has failed to be, he cannot be seen to give in at his first test on the streets either.

"Someone in police custody cannot give consent, in any meaningful sense of the word, to the officer holding them," The Intercept's Natasha Lennard wrote about the case last month.