Sentence examples for would not succumb from inspiring English sources
In a statement, Mr Zardari insisted the government would not succumb to any pressure by militants.
He declared that India would not succumb to American pressure for talks.
The one that would not succumb to the physical and emotional pounding at Michigan was back.
Even so, I heard many people insist that Syria would not succumb to the religious violence of its neighbors.
They realized that after Bogin was done with their children, they would not succumb to anyone's demagoguery.
He had his sailors bind him to the mast of his ship so that he wouldn't succumb to their singing.
It nags at me, the idea that people who feel crushed or overwhelmed by a serious diagnosis also perhaps feel that these feelings are a failure, something a shinier, happier, more positive, braver person wouldn't succumb to.
Like other scientists, he hoped to find a neurological cure to addiction, some mechanism for blocking that dopamine activity in the brain so that people wouldn't succumb to the otherwise irresistible craving for cocaine, heroin and other powerfully addictive drugs.
One group took climate change into account and wanted to be sure that whatever was built would not later succumb to the rising waters of the East River.
That being said, the U.S. would do well to not succumb to the temptations of technological protectionism that its chief economic rival and most frequent foreign VC co-investor has historically embraced.
