Sentence examples similar to shared capitulation from inspiring English sources
There is a sense that had more shared his unshakeable mental constitution, Scotland might have emerged more favourably from a cornucopia of "ones that got away", and suffered less in the way of complete cerebral capitulation.
But the word "share" can have so many meanings, as every child knows, from the assertion of unrivaled power ("I shall allow you to share my Lincoln Logs, but only at a time and place of my choosing") to dejected capitulation.
"Now that this precedent has been set and they're emboldened by the government's capitulation," he told Reuters, "what's to stop them from applying the same tactics and threats elsewhere?" Do you have information you want to share with HuffPost?
When things become savage, swift and emotional, and you get capitulation with large shares moving 10 per cent in a day, that's when something irrational is happening.
With NYSE's shares lagging the exchange sector since then, capitulation was his best option.
"By 10 30, we'd like to see some capitulation by some high-tech shares that have been weak, but I doubt we'll see it because of the uncertainty in Florida," says Peter Green, technical analyst at Gerard Klauer.
If the bottom of a bear market is capitulation ('sell everything') followed by revulsion ('never touch another share certificate'), surely we cannot be far from the bottom.
"This is total capitulation by GM management to the price of oil," said Ghriskey, who does not currently own GM shares but has in the past and follows the stock closely.
3.The capitulation negotiations.
