Sentence examples similar to yielded to coercion from inspiring English sources

The restriction causes the creators of video games "to yield to coercion from Nintendo, so that Atari and other manufacturers of video game consoles are unable to obtain many popular games for use on their own systems," the suit says.

Preston yielded to despair.

Some accounts of coercion apply a moralized test to the coercee's situation, holding that one may avoid responsibility for an act taken under coercion if the coercer's proposal is such that one "is entitled to yield to [the coercer's] proposal and then be released from the normal moral and legal consequences of [one's] act" (Wertheimer 1987, 267).

You yield to temptation.

Never yield to force.

I yield to questions.

Always yield to pedestrians.

Offense, however, does not equate to coercion.

The process is closer to coercion.

So then they turn to coercion.

In addition, this article details one improvement that makes the scheme resistant to coercion.