Sentence examples similar to effort to capitulate from inspiring English sources
He also pointed the finger at the party's new state leader, Steve Dickson, who he said "appeared to capitulate with Pauline and Ashby's condescendence" and had made no effort to resolve the dispute.
This was a deliberate effort to crash Greek financial markets and increase capital flight so as to force Syriza to capitulate as soon as possible.
Such an effort might be bolstered by inserting worries or fear into the marketplace, thus causing weak hands to capitulate and sell shares as a means of managing risk exposure.
A predatory pricing regime would also tackle price-cutting efforts that reduce but do not eliminate a dominant actor's profit margin but can force weaker actors to capitulate, rendering the market less competitive.
"It's very easy to capitulate.
To capitulate is "to yield; acquiesce; surrender".
But San Diego was not ready to capitulate.
It is not likely to capitulate now.
The officials were wise to capitulate.
"We are not going to capitulate".
