Sentence examples similar to succumb in time from inspiring English sources

Although poplar breeding programs have been in place for decades in Europe, clones selected for complete resistance against rust have increasingly succumbed in time to new races of Melampsora larici-populina [ 4].

The Desert Foxes reached the knockout stage for the first time and produced a stirring last-16 display against Germany, only to succumb in extra time.

If the young strawberry plant is set too deeply, this would be equivalent to choking the plant and it would succumb in due time.

"But I would say that at this point in time women are succumbing to cosmetic surgery because they feel a pressure to," she says.

Eight of the 22 were killed in action, and others have succumbed to time.

We might be packing in the activities but the hours stretch as we succumb to island time.

In contrast to Williams' designs, many of which have succumbed to time, demolition, or renovation, the Valley house has remained almost unchanged since his grandmother's death 25 years ago.

In time, the iPhone became a more secure device, and technology officers succumbed to employee desires that they support it.

Who will succumb this time?

Which large financial institutions might succumb this time?

Even a great democracy with a firm commitment to protecting human rights can succumb to prejudice and fear in times of danger.