Sentence examples for succumbed more from inspiring English sources

Others succumbed more slowly to secondary bacterial infections.

Successful suitors, then, succumbed more often than unsuccessful ones.The crucial finding, however which makes sense of all the others was the success of the spiderlings.

ITV has succumbed more than once to an unappealing arrogance which it needs to ditch once and for all if it is to prosper again.

Like many other polities gripped by a sense of extreme flux and/or decline, the UK in recent decades has succumbed more obviously to a cult of strong or at least charismatic leadership.

This unbearably tense hijack thriller is based on the true story from 2009 about a Somali pirate attack on an American container ship, and watching it, I succumbed more or less immediately to an attack of "Greengrass cotton-mouth": the two-hour anxiety attack that only a movie by Paul Greengrass can provoke.

The researchers also tested the pathogenicity of the virus by using it to infect mice, which succumbed more quickly than mice infected with other H5N1 strains.

Women (or girls) succumb more than men, and symptoms are triggered by seeing someone else affected.

Red oaks succumb more quickly to the disease than white oaks and typically die within a few weeks of infection.

Underfed children succumb more easily to disease, and are often stunted both physically and mentally, making it harder for them to earn a living as adults.Hunger is caused by bad weather, but even more by bad government.

Mussels appear to be succumbing more easily to crashing waves, with barren patches on the rocks growing larger and appearing with greater frequency, said Dr. Wootton, who carefully documents patch sizes at various island sites.

To study why drug abusers seem to succumb more quickly to AIDS, Dr. Podell infected cats with the feline AIDS virus, gave them methamphetamines and put them to death, making a target of himself and Ohio State.