Sentence examples similar to yielding to this from inspiring English sources

In some of our own published work, we have invoked the language of model testing, yielding to the pressure of this way of thinking.

Many of us and this includes the three authors of this article often lose sight of this goal, yielding to the pressure to do whatever is justifiable to compile a set of studies that we can publish," they wrote, adding that too often researchers convince themselves that the most publishable outcome must be the best.

"My body temperature is moving toward a state of equilibrium with this water, yielding to the second law of thermodynamics".

This is what we call, "yielding to the politics of respectability," student journalist Karlee Johnson wrote in 2011.

Some companies are yielding to the blackmail.

My body yielding to the push-pull of the ropes.

But yielding to Iraq this time would make the outcome of the next encounter a foregone conclusion and represent an historic defeat for the United Nations.

Governments are sometimes yielding to pressure to enshrine this approach in law: the Uganda Anti-Counterfeit Bill takes this approach, in defining "counterfeiting" not as relating to incorrect or dangerous content of goods, but to its production without the authority of the intellectual property right attaching to that type of goods.

But like the night yielding to dawn, all of this now appears in a new light.

So why is it yielding to industry pressure on this important standard?

This goes beyond bipartisanship yielding to political gridlock.