Sentence examples for gives ground from inspiring English sources

If he gives ground, this will be interpreted as weakness.

Madness, whether motivated by race, religion or tribe, usually gives ground to rational self-interest.

Romney's newest book, "No Apology," similarly represents how the candidate's intellectual vigor gives ground to political calibrations.

BURKLE'S FIRM IS SAID TO CUT FEES  |  It's not often that a money management firm gives ground on fees.

It is not going to function unless the leader gives ground to his MPs or the MPs follow the leader.

THE MEDIA BUSINESS: ADVERTISING; Canada gives ground in a border dispute over magazines, but the United States is not satisfied.

That, at least, gives grounds for hope.

However, the experience of the Fifth Pay Commission (5PC), implemented in 1997, gives grounds for alarm.

The technique gives ground-based telescopes the same acuity as the Hubble Space Telescope.

The doublet model gives ground-state parameters of g|| = 8 and δ0 = 4.6 cm–1 (i.e., an Ms = ±2 ground state) with an excited state at ∼7 cm–1 with g|| = 4 (i.e., Ms = ±1).

"Someone has to give ground".