Sentence examples for yield to need from inspiring English sources

The first lesson of the September 11th attacks was that intelligence agencies have to work more closely; "need to know" had to yield to "need to share".

Any remnants of the place will soon yield to the need for making more polyvinyl chloride for New China".

Then there are people who do just the opposite: They yield to the needs of others and shy away from the spotlight.

If there is a tipping point when the protection of consumer privacy should yield to the needs of a criminal investigation, where is it?

By adjusting transcriptional yield to translational needs, eEF1A1 renders HSR rapid, robust, and highly selective; thus, representing an attractive therapeutic target for numerous conditions associated with disrupted protein homeostasis, ranging from neurodegeneration to cancer.

We therefore returned to Ec LS for further studies, focusing on generating the intermediate in sufficiently high yield to obviate the need for purification before spectroscopic analysis.

India's pro-democracy instincts long ago yielded to the need to engage the generals to counter China's overwhelming influence.

By making their swidden field their main priority, farmers sacrificed higher oil palm yields to the need for subsistence rice and social demands for rice wine.

We tsk-tsk at the modern-day genocide in the Balkan abattoir, but Scotland need yield to no country when it comes to clannish slaughter.

When people with these traits develop close relationships with narcissists, they tend to yield to the narcissist's needs.

When vital national interests are at stake, both consistency and moral certainty need to yield to the realities of a complex and interlocking world.