Sentence examples for capitulate due to from inspiring English sources

The rebels, defeated at the field of Gacko (Gatačko Polje) in 1597, were forced to capitulate due to the lack of foreign support.

Photograph: Alain Jocard/AFP The scandal France's Eurovision contender Sebastien Tellier caused in his home country by planning to perform his song Divine in English (before capitulating due to protests) is just the latest in a long line of weird and wonderful stories that have surrounded the annual kitsch-fest before a note has even been sung.

"Defamation claims like this can force independent media companies to capitulate and shut down due to mounting legal costs…this is not a fight about who invented email.

Though it seems odd to take a vacation at a ski resort when one does not ski, Avoidingtha Mountainos are common due to their willingness to capitulate to the desires of others and a general laid-back attitude.

That in the end he was still forced to capitulate was due not only to the exhaustion of his own inner resources, but also to the catastrophic changes — even more rapid in the second half of the 1920s — in the cultural and intellectual climate.

His refusal suggested that he did not want to capitulate to the inmates, not that he did want to capitulate to them.

But Plumb wasn't about to capitulate to someone with such poor enunciation.

Despite the overtures, Yahoo is not ready to capitulate to Mr. Loeb's demands.

For appearing to capitulate to the unions, he was immediately criticized.

It's another to capitulate to them.

He does not capitulate to the darkness, or retaliate according to its logic.