Sentence examples for has ceded to from inspiring English sources

The violent birth of this nation has ceded to war waged like a computer game.

But the obsession with shock, smut and gore has ceded to a comic prepared to talk honestly about the world.

"For too long, the government has ceded to industry convenience," she added, "permitting chemicals known to harm its environment as well as consumers".

But in countries including Britain, the Netherlands, Denmark and to some degree Germany, welfare has ceded to what Borg calls "work-fair".

Mr Galloway has ceded to a colleague the fight for his former seat in neighbouring Bethnal Green and Bow.All three parties say voters are deeply exercised by the shortage of affordable housing.

The latest dispute stemmed from the settlement of a case concerning Microsoft's dominance in Internet browsers, a dominance that the company has ceded to market forces in recent years.

Under Obama, friends have ceded to American interests coldly assessed.

Pathologies linked to authority and domination have ceded to the limitless angst of self-contemplation.

The companies, meanwhile, sought to regain market share that they had ceded to Wall Street.

Government planes bombed, and troops began entering, the region Mr. Pastrana had ceded to the rebel group in 1998.

It urged the rediscovery of political terrain – patriotism, faith, family values – that the left seemed to have ceded to conservatism.