Sentence examples for ready to cede from inspiring English sources

I am afraid, however, that the American psyche is not ready to cede such control.

Maybe, but I'm not ready to cede the 21st century to China just yet.

Yet Contador, 30, who missed last year's Tour while serving a doping ban, is not ready to cede an inch.

In the meantime, he is not ready to cede the world's most promising cellular market to Motorola or Nokia.

So the E.U. today has many citizens, but no single supranational nation state to which everyone is ready to cede economic authority.

Librarians have played a huge role in my reading life and I'm not ready to cede that role over to Amazon or bn.com at the moment.

Both Apple and Google offer their respective services for connecting phones to a car's infotainment system, but the car industry isn't ready to completely cede the center console to Silicon Valley.

That makes Russia less ready than it once was to cede to Western pressures.Russia is, of course, entitled to pursue its own interests.

In 1762 France, ready to part with its unprofitable port, secretly agreed to cede Louisiana to Spain, and, by the Treaty of Paris (1763), Spain received New Orleans and the Louisiana Territory west of the Mississippi.

It hurts to cede ground.

It is very hard to cede control.