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The intuition is that healthier workers have greater productivity, since workers are more able to work diligently, for longer hours, without succumbing to debilitation.
In the absence of sudden death affected rabbits deteriorate and progressively lose body weight before eventually succumbing to the disease.
Both men are perceived as having little moral fibre, and this is signified by their succumbing to women.
But, how can we make sense of the possibility of the invention of traditions without succumbing to the comprehensive rationalist or hyper-rationalist temptation?
An advantage of large seed size: tolerating rather than succumbing to seed predators.
He chides grammarians for abandoning their mission to describe language and succumbing instead to the lures of linguistic engineering and grammatical prescription.
Hyperactivated spermatozoa are short-lived, succumbing rapidly to metabolic exhaustion.
Or are tribes and tribal culture succumbing to the urbanization and nation-building processes?
Each of the ends - overcoming, coping with or succumbing to illness - intersects with the means of resistance, endurance or acceptance.
Unfortunately, in this veritable principia economica, we begin to see the historian succumbing to the lure of meta-theory.
These fictions are truthful to reality and useful to human beings insofar as they enable them t o realize, through artistic illusions, the absolute metaphysical truth without succumbing to it.
Chimneys fell due to the strength of the wind and lead gutters had to be replaced after succumbing to the weight of snow.
While this choice may eliminate fear of vertigo, it sometimes leaves the author open to the charge of succumbing to the occasionally dubious authority of her primary and secondary sources.
Results were expressed in terms of odds ratios of failure (succumbing to the well) for the treatment of interest relative to the reference state or treatment.
Benda accused contemporary writers and intellectuals of betraying their high artistic calling, and the universal values for which they ought to speak, and succumbing to partisanship.
