Sentence examples for has been backing down from inspiring English sources

Even George Bush has been backing down on veto threats this week.

When one also factors in his outrageous 62 to win the Quail Hollow Championship in North Carolina two months ago, it is easy to understand how and why he has been backed down to second favouritism.

Delyth Thomas, based at Bridgend, has a low profile but became much better known when Am I Blue, previously hopeless, hacked up by 19 lengths that day, having been backed down to 5-1 from 25-1.

Chamberlin, who joined Sky 16 years ago, was quoted at 8-1 by Paddy Power to be "a member of the ITV presenter team" when it opened betting on 3 January, but he had been backed down to odds-on to be the lead presenter before news broke on Wednesday of his departure from Sky.

Most Improved had been backed down from 40-1 in February for the Guineas.

The 44 Republican Senators that have pledged to oppose Cordray's nomination unless the CFBP is restructured haven't indicated they're backing down from that threat.

Since then, Mr. Small has suggested that he may be backing down.

But leading Democrats say the president is backing down and has agreed to extend tax cuts for everyone.

Other likely rebels have also indicated they will not be backing down, without further concessions by the government.

"But there may be occasions where they may have to be backed down or curtailed because of the limitations of the line — it's literally the size of the line".

Theresa May has been accused of backing down on security concerns about Chinese involvement in nuclear power after she gave the go-ahead to the £18bn Hinkley Point C plant following a six-week review.