Sentence examples for it has caved in from inspiring English sources

Now it has caved in, burying a large number of it inhabitants.

Now that it has caved in on tax "it can optimise distribution logistics completely," says Ken Sena of Evercore, an investment bank.

As far as I can see, it has caved in on the issue of in-app purchases, because the "shop" link is still there.

In part because it has caved in to the Cuban-American constituency of Representative Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, the Republican chairwoman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, and her allies.

The paramedics continue the CPR – by now his chest looks as if it has caved in, but apparently this is quite normal – and administer defibrillation, an electric shock designed to correct his heart rhythm.

It has caved in because of a landslide.

One diplomat by the name of McFarlane dubbed the government "cynical" and said it had caved in to "cheque book journalism".

Dr Shogo Suzuki, an expert on Sino-Japanese relations at the University of Manchester, said Japan could emerge the diplomatic victor, despite accusations it had caved in to pressure from Beijing.

Most have caved in, as airlines stocks did after Sept. 11, 2001.

Last week, in the face of a tax crackdown by George Osborne – and probable similar moves across Europe – it emerged that Amazon has caved in.

Friends of the Earth bees campaigner Paul de Zylva said: "It's scandalous that the government has caved in to NFU pressure.