Sentence examples for yielding ground from inspiring English sources

Among the drug stocks yielding ground were Johnson & Johnson, off 15/16, to 88 9/16, and Merck & Company, down 13/16, to 711/44.

The Red Army, however, put up a determined resistance, yielding ground only very slowly and at a high cost to the Sixth Army as it approached Stalingrad.

The Red Army, however, put up the most determined resistance, yielding ground only very slowly and at a high cost as the 6th Army approached Stalingrad.

For weeks they have been yielding ground, contracting under the pressures of persistent rebel attacks from almost every direction and the related difficulties of resupply.

Bacardi has been yielding ground to competitors since 2000, when it lost a battle for Seagram's spirits business to Diageo and Pernod Ricard, which had jointly bid against Bacardi and Brown-Forman.

In yielding ground to a greater indigeneity, Zavaleta's project presents the task of regioning differences geotopically, phenomenologically, linguistically, and politically.

More specifically, the demand for the unconditioned, and the idea of the soul to which it gives rise, may be construed regulatively as devices for guiding inquiries, but never constitutively — never, that is, as yielding grounds for any a priori synthetic knowledge of a metaphysical self given immediately to pure reason.

Dr. Kass is yielding no ground.

If we attempt to treat the case on the basis of strong confinement approximation (OMBC), one should use the q|p|i values in the formulas (Equations 10 and 11A), yielding the ground state of 1.591 eV and excited states at 3.78, 7.21, and 8.35 eV.

Tolerance was a political "deal" arranged between enemies to quell the violence (a kind of cease-fire) without yielding any ground.

We distribute our tools as freely as possible to the scientific community, and also apply them to the systematic analysis of brain computations, aiming to reveal the fundamental mechanisms of brain function, and yielding new, ground-truth therapeutic strategies for neurological and psychiatric disorders.