Sentence examples for given little ground from inspiring English sources

In any case, Iran has given little ground in talks and its rhetoric has hardened of late.

The vote sets up a major confrontation with ministers, who have given little ground over the BMA's strong complaints that the proposals will force doctors to contribute more to their pensions, work longer, and receive less in retirement on a career-average scheme instead of a final-salary one.

Obama gave little ground.

Opponents, however, are giving little ground.

The initial Russian reaction gave little ground for optimism.

As it comes to crunch time, it is giving little ground.

Putin gave little ground, according to a Kremlin account of the telephone conversation.

However one weighs such goods and evils, history gives little ground for that categorical "only".

The example of the abortion gag rule gives little ground for hope.

Even before his swearing-in, he had staked battle lines on taxing the wealthy and raising the federal debt limit and gave little ground, forcing Republicans to retreat.

European policymakers gave little ground on their insistence that any withdrawal deal adhere broadly to the principles of the one that was incinerated in the House of Commons.