Sentence examples for yields too much from inspiring English sources

This defensiveness yields too much to the ignorance and prejudice of the opposition.

It is a good site, doing quite well audience-wise, but which yields too much to advertising.

The Duplasses' sensitivity, which is genuine, yields too much tepid relationship-speak, and Marisa Tomei, one of the most appealing actresses in Hollywood, is left with little to play.

Obama is always disappointing people who feel that he gives too much respect or yields too much ground to the other side, rather than fighting aggressively for his principles.

One person, in office, for thirty years, yields too much power and control, even in a small town.

"I think Medvedev will not be allowed to yield too much," he said.

On Wall Street, reform, I think he yielded too much to the latter.

Palestinian officials say Mr. Sharon is seeking to avoid negotiations for fear of having to yield too much territory.

"In her mistaken zeal," a young mother yielded too much to her baby's demands, leaving "no spoken or implied wish ungratified".

If they yield too much to the present atmosphere of panic, the Holy See can be relied upon to safeguard the theological and canonical tradition.

Financial analysts said this evening that the Iger appointment was a positive one for Disney, but that Mr. Eisner's aggressive personality and his seeming reluctance to yield too much power makes the No. 2 position difficult.