Sentence examples for cave in to from inspiring English sources

Sometimes students cave in to the pressure.

"Williams didn't cave in to public pressure".

Sooner or later, most people cave in to relentless temptation.

Goldsmith insists he didn't cave in to pressure from Blair.

Why should he cave in to political niceties?

They predicted that Mr. Romney would eventually have to cave in to the demands.

The deal is a cave-in to America's ever-protectionist textile industry.

Because that letter, thin and bereft of details, was anything but a cave-in to the forces of socialism.

It is the basis of the Ashcroft Justice Department's recent cave-in to the growing monopoly that is Microsoft.

Anything that seems like a cave-in to the austerity enforcers could be fatal to the new government.

But now, all those good intentions are being washed away by this cave-in to the National Rife Association.