Sentence examples for capitulation among from inspiring English sources

Capitulation among retail-level investors, Mr. Ablin said, is likely to come later, once they "realize how hard this economic downturn could be".

One afternoon not long ago, I asked Colin Negrych if there had been any capitulation, among market participants and ordinary citizens, to what he and other dour prophets continued to describe as a catastrophe of epochal proportions.

Farr says the employment report spurred a capitulation among bears, helping the market shake off the doldrums that have limited trading to a narrow confine in the last month.

Yet he said it was too soon to tell if we have witnessed "final capitulation," when the sense of despair among investors reaches such cathartic levels that it signals the end of a bear market.

The Port Authority completed its big, bland terminal in 1950, counting on Greyhound's eventual capitulation — it was the biggest dog by far among the carriers.

No single element in The History Man provoked more discussion and disagreement among its readers than Annie Callendar's capitulation to Howard Kirk.

In 1781, Gen. George Washington submitted "Articles of Capitulation" to Lord Cornwallis after the American victory at Yorktown: among the 14 articles, or terms, were such details as "Wagons to be furnished to carry the baggage of the officers attending the soldiers".

Among the Britannic Canadians, reciprocity seemed an opportunistic capitulation to the United States, the first step toward annexation.

But you can sense among the women some impatience under the surface, some capitulation to the obviously shifting reality.

"Poets really haven't gotten the news that the novel is also dead," he says, of the opinion among some poets that writing in prose is a capitulation to market forces.

Not exactly a slam dunk for the protestors, but a significant capitulation for an Ivy League international affairs school that is consistently ranked as among the best in the world.