Sentence examples for will have capitulated from inspiring English sources

America's democratic leadership will have been pitted against American militarism – an informal component of the republic since the founding fathers – and will have capitulated.

He will be no more representative of them than he ever was and, on top of that, he will have capitulated to them.

"This clearly demonstrates that the Bush administration has suffered a loss of will and that they have capitulated to the worst elements in our culture," said William Donohue, president of the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights.

We will never know whether Lathwell would have capitulated regardless of when he was blooded, but some – including his mother, who said as much at the time – will always subscribe to the view that he was good enough but not old enough.

The ISPs have capitulated in the courts and there's no democratic recourse over where this will lead.

He told his family: "We have capitulated without fighting".

Instead of standing up to threats they have capitulated.

Many have stopped writing or have capitulated in self-censorship.

Benfica, I'm sorry to say, have capitulated.

At last, they have capitulated to the market.

The big names of yesteryear are invisible or have capitulated.