Sentence examples similar to yield criticism from inspiring English sources
But centrality of counterterrorism to the US approach to Yemen has yielded repeated criticism for subordinating human rights and exacerbating the country's internal instability, a concern driven home by Hadi's uncertain future, analysts said.
In New York State, consumer groups say, the regulators have already yielded to industry criticism and have ignored the revisions they urged.
Yielding to the criticism, Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf then ordered providers to again block access to the video-sharing site.
Statements urging the two sides to exercise restraint have yielded to stern criticism of the Palestinians and expressions of sympathy for Israeli actions.
Take others' criticism lightly.
Take constructive criticism.
And in the past decade and a half, such conflicting and unbounded expectations have yielded a wave of criticism on issues ranging from the cost of college to universities' intellectual quality to their supposed decline into unthinking political correctness.
While his criticism of high yields might have angered mainstream winemakers, he also alienated younger winemakers in France's natural wine movement by rejecting their imperatives to use only ambient yeasts in fermentation and to avoid using sulfur dioxide as a preservative.
Clegg is coming under pressure to yield but will face fierce party criticism if he does.
