Sentence examples for capitulate that from inspiring English sources

Danis et al. (2012) and Danis (2014) capitulate that coal-bearing sedimentary basins have largely been overlooked in their ability to provide sufficient insulation as to be considered precursors for geothermal resources.

When the All Blacks came back to within a point most teams would have capitulated – that is what we have seen from good sides over the last year.

"The loss doesn't bother me; it's the nature of it and how we capitulated that is worrying, and it should worry the players".

OPG denies "wining and dining" but capitulates that these secret meetings occurred.

And finally, in response to the citizens and municipal representatives who argued that the public was not properly informed about Line 9, Enbridge capitulated that it could meet, once a year, in a non-public forum, with our esteemed leadership to discuss ongoing concerns of public safety.

London Broncos coach Rob Powell: "I feel sorry for the people who had to pay and see us capitulate like that.

"The Royal College of Physicians has spoken, and the vast majority of physicians will capitulate to that because it is their professional responsibility," said Liebling.

While I agree with them on most policy points, I am losing patience with their innate instinct to capitulate, something that has been evident going back to when the party swept into power in the November 2006 mid-term elections, but then failed to do the very thing they were elected to do (challenge Bush on Iraq).

Maybe, even now, capitulating to that feels too much like the enemy won.

"They are protesting for the sake of protesting, and we shouldn't capitulate to that".

Nothing we know about the Iranian government suggests it would simply capitulate under that kind of pressure".