Sentence examples for capitulation that from inspiring English sources

The latter could be a sign of capitulation that would be treasured by contrarian investors.

There is no amount of capitulation that will save your institution.

It was a capitulation that makes the return leg a formality and means City can start their arrangements for a Wembley final against either Sunderland or Manchester United.

Still, he said Clemens's admission that he took injections of some kind was a "capitulation" that could deter a defamation lawsuit.

The all-too familiar 'business end' capitulation that has taken place at Arsenal this season and the affect it may have on the players is a source of concern for Arsene Wenger.

As The Netherlands, particularly those citizens with ties to Indonesia, also memorialized the 55th anniversary of the Japanese capitulation that ended World War II in Asia, Japanese Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori expressed apologies on behalf of the Japanese people.

Arsenal had already lost 6-3 at Manchester City and 5-1 at Liverpool that season, capitulations that rendered Wenger's team and any aspirations they had towards a title win a laughing stock.

Or are they just the opposite - capitulations that will lead to defeat?

BBC Radio Leicester's Richard Rae: "That Leicestershire should ultimately be beaten so comprehensively was hugely disappointing, not so much for the manner of defeat as for the fact it brought to mind some of the capitulations that characterised their performances last season.

American military commanders originally intended the cease-fire to be followed up with a "capitulation" agreement that would entail taking away some, but not all, of the Mujahedeen Khalq's weapons.

The effect of his intellectual capitulation is that we now have only one side in the national argument.