Capitulated in a sentence

Before the White House meeting, both McCarthy and White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre insisted it would be simple to avert default—if only the other side capitulated.

But Bowdey claims that the company reversed course in 2019 when it capitulated to criticism of its charitable donations to the Salvation Army and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

But there’s another side to the equation; a small section of the community thinks that Donovan has capitulated to traditional beauty standards by losing weight.

If in Nagpur, Australia fell while trying to defend, they capitulated in New Delhi on being over-aggressive.

JR points out why fundamentally: “I assessed that a bear trap could still occur at the $26 level, as investors over the past ten years likely capitulated.

Pepperdine completely lost control of the game in the second quarter, as BYU capitulated on the energy they created with their play at the end of the first.

It's fair to say that West Ham have somewhat capitulated since Saliba's opener.

McCann, 54, who declared “God’s got this” after firing his attorneys in 2023 and announcing that he would represent himself, later capitulated and started trial with new representation before throwing in the towel on the third day of testimony.

Meanwhile, Macedonia capitulated — and now finds itself dragged into a conflict the population never wanted.

Considering the relatively small size of the project, it appears the university capitulated to right wing pressure — purportedly prompted by Schindler’s email.

Had Britain capitulated to Hitler, or signed a compromise peace that left the Nazis in control of Europe, many Americans would have been dismayed—but not surprised.

Netanyahu blamed politics and “populism” for some of the difficulties in reducing the contagion, but rejected the notion that he had capitulated to his political allies.

The justification that Japan would not have otherwise capitulated was a post-hoc rationalization.

Victory over West Ham averted disaster, but the reality is they shouldn’t have been in that situation; they capitulated and almost went under.

A 67 to finish, a quite brilliant round of golf on a day when her closest competitors capitulated.

Despite going into the half time equal, the Eagles capitulated in the second half as their opponent hit them with three goals with the last one coming in the additional time.

House Democrats capitulated to the president’s demands last month and passed a bill securing $4.6 billion in humanitarian funds to allow him to continue keeping migrants locked up.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who astonishingly is deemed to be too far to the right by the loons who have hijacked her Democratic Party, finally capitulated to their obsessive vitriol, agreeing to a formal inquiry to consider impeaching President Trump.

Instead of normalizing monetary policy and removing the so-called “temporary” and “emergency” measures in place since 2008 – as it had long planned to do – the Fed capitulated.

It left her 'defenceless' against their influence and she 'eventually capitulated', changing her will in 2011 to completely disinherit her daughters, he said.