Sentence examples for yield in the face from inspiring English sources
That neglect is having to yield in the face of increasing awareness of his stature.
She and the violent frontier yield in the face of civilization and law.
We cannot yield in the face of opposition or outrageous circumstances and we can't conform with a country that is serving the dreams and aspirations of some and marginalising far too many.
Thus investors were making a conscious decision to grab a higher yield in the face of higher risks.It is often said that public-sector workers get better pensions than those in the private sector.
By the time we discover the answer to that, we will have witnessed the French nation looking to football – the supreme international sport – to bring a sense of triumphalism and refusal to yield in the face of those who have perpetrated hate and terror in Paris.
Catherine Boniface, Paris: "This issue is symbolic, it represents their persistence, they didn't yield in the face of terror".
But the African Union, which needs the West to finance its peacekeeping missions, yielded in the face of enormous American and European support for the southern Sudanese — support rooted in perceptions that southerners have long been Christian victims of Muslim persecutors.
"When we look ahead, though, we can see that the economic slowdown and the continuing declines in our passenger yields in the face of such fierce competition will affect our operating scope in the year ahead".
As a result, they often evolve valuable traits that plant breeders could use to create varieties able to resist pests or maintain yields in the face of global warming.
Over the next few decades, a central goal of agricultural research and policy will be to increase average regional crop yields in the face of diminished gains in genetic yield potential, likely climatic changes, decreased resource availability, and stricter environmental standards.
The scarcity of positive minor alleles for yield in this breeding pool points to a lack of diversity for adaptation that could restrict yield gain in the face of environmental change.
