Sentence examples for ceding ground from inspiring English sources
Far from ceding ground, the big banks have grown even bigger, aided by government-brokered mergers.
Without realizing it, we have been ceding ground for some years now to cats and dogs.
Its core PC business is ceding ground to lower-cost rivals, as well as new entrants like tablets and smartphones.
The Argentines made it back to the semifinals in 1983 but then spent most of the next 20 years ceding ground.
Instead of lamenting the decline of "literary fiction," we ought to ask why the novel, with its interest in society and rules, is ceding ground to the romance.
The leader of his supposed allies in the Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq, the ailing Abdel Aziz al-Hakim, seems to be ceding ground.
Once at the centre of almost every intrigue and deal in corporate Italy, the bank was ceding ground to big foreign banks in arranging mergers.
Established parties are ceding ground to upstarts such as the UK Independence Party or Beppe Grillo's Five Star Movement in Italy.
Swing and big-band had calcified into music for the parents; even bebop and hard bop were ceding ground to the unbounded explorations of John Coltrane and others.
Produced primarily by Rob Kleiner and busbee, these songs hark back to the 1960s and '70s, when Motown girl groups were ceding ground to soul-driven rock.
