Over time, however, such market apprehension is likely to give way.
Often encountered Tibetan yaks swaggering in the middle of the road, arrogant attitude, refused to give way.
Observers had expected Mr Fradkov to give way to one of the men Mr Putin has publicly groomed to take over.
In the game, the player needs to drive a big truck to drive in the high-speed on the road, passing to move the mouse control vehicle or so avoid to give way up of obstacle, what chicken, duck, crab.
His strength, which was prodigious, as the reader knows, and which had been but little decreased by age, thanks to his chaste and sober life, began to give way, nevertheless.
However, some memory impressed deeply in my life is not allowed of increasing or reducing casually by myself, nor does it admitted me to give way, even if it is simply a little plant of flower.
Both had retreated politely to give way to each other.
The Europeans should now be pressing the Greek-Cypriots to give way over the embargo.
The system should lay down the rules of the road, such as who has to give way.
This suggests that Sultan, unlike previous rulers, will be legally bound to give way on this crucial point to the wider family's wishes.
When Murray House, the Victorian-era barracks in Central, needed to give way to build the 70-storey tall Bank of China building in 1982, the government decided to dismantle it brick by brick.
Timely turn, not weak, not to give way, but a kind of mind and kindness. 適時的轉身，不是軟弱，更不是退讓，而是一種胸懷和善良。
Have you ever slow down or stop your bike to give way to other trail users?
The main thing is not to give way to a famous authority but courageously defend your opinion.
They know that weak domestic demand and state-led bank lending, flush now with a huge stimulus, need to give way to something more diverse and durable.
Although the Qing also fancy, but also to the moral, based on in order of arrival, had to give way, in the second place in the game of love.
move hesitatingly, as if about to give way.
To understand life deeply is to live in peace rather than let go of something, but to give way to oneself.
"It was a case of two parties claiming to have purchased the same slave girl, neither willing to give way, and in consequence one of them had been beaten to death."
Inclined to give way to pressure, argument, or influence;docile.
As if, however, to falsify this assertion, his legs seemed to give way, and he suddenly sat down to save himself from falling.
"a people great and tall, the sons of the anakim, of whom you have knowledge and of whom it has been said, all are forced to give way before the sons of anak."
The activism of the last two years is likely to give way to paralysis in the next two.
How to live forward, need wisdom and courage, along with the simple, the fate of each person's carving will never stop, this is the meaning of life itself, it is not simple to give way to the trouble, but the wisdom of the consensus of the silk.
In the past, Shun farmed in Lishan for a long time, while the farmer struggled to settle in the dike, to close the soil, to give way to fertility, to catch in the riverside for a long time, while the fishermen struggled to get rid of the torrential reeds and to give each other a meandering limit in the deep pool.
Current concerns about 'global' development stem from a change in the status of the 'old' powers who have to give way to new 'powers'.
In the landscapes of these years, khaki color was same to give way to the stillness of dark black, but sand blown by wind all over the sky still reechoed the yearning of highland zoology.
Prices have been slashed further to clear stock, so as to give way to my new purchases.
In Chinese cities, bicycles tend to give way to motorbikes and automobile.
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