Sentence examples similar to yielding to fate from inspiring English sources

Many transcription factors specify retinal cell fate, and their precise hierarchy is gradually yielding to genetic analysis (for review, see [2]).

He hates yielding to pressure".

Democracy appears to be yielding to authoritarianism.

She moves seductively, yielding to armchair, sofa, ottoman – and man.

Yet in finally yielding to pressure from acting Gov.

But Sinn Fein showed no signs of yielding to the pressure.

"Really, the heart of it is yielding to pedestrians.

Personal fulfillment itself, the yielding to one's own artistic inclinations, is as suspect as yielding to the siren song of seduction.

"It is yielding to the device companies and guaranteeing harm to women".

India is constantly on the watch to discourage Malé from yielding to Chinese overtures.

If anything, both candidates tend to be stubborn, often not yielding to their advisers' suggestions.