give in造句

This rope has too much give in it.

There is no give in a stone floor.

Nevertheless, learning algorithms can give insight into the relative difficulty of learning in different environments.

It is difficult for a teacher to give individual attention to children in a large class.

I could hold on to the eating disorder, stop fighting and give in to it.

Or maybe you accidentally find yourself in one of your trigger situations and give in to temptation.

Faced with the reality of every day, you have to give in. You, me and him are no exception.

You seem to be deeply inspired by your partner now, and if so, give in to this feeling and revel in it.

Cases tend to be resolved by sheer financial might, as the plaintiffs bankrupt the defendants, or force them to give in before their money runs out.

Rather than give in to British demands to repatriate powers, the 17 euro-zone countries could just sidestep London and sign a treaty outside the EU.

Because we see the second request as a lesser burden-and therefore a favor to us-we are likely to give in out of perceived obligation.

Being in a virtual world gives you access to some parameters that cannot be easily modified in the real world, if they give interesting variations of the sound, then they are worth being adjusted!

Temptation starts when Satan suggests (with a thought) that you give in to an evil desire, or that you fulfill a legitimate desire in a wrong way or at the wrong time.

The nuclear document will give detailed analysis of the 11 sites put forward by developers for new plants and give initial verdicts on their suitability.

Owning heavyweight stocks will give institutions more control of the index futures.