Sentence examples similar to abandon a time from inspiring English sources

"There's a tendency to become value oriented" and abandon a time-tested and widely broadcast growth style, Mr. Turner said, who told clients that the attacks "will certainly" push the economy into a recession.

By next month, all American medical schools will have abandoned a time-honored method of teaching cardiology: operating on dogs to examine their beating hearts, and disposing of them after the lesson.

Rather than abandoning a time-honored therapeutic strategy, perhaps we should first strive to find better clinical markers of fluid-responsiveness. Clearly, the traditional markers used to date (heart rate, urine output, blood pressure, capillary refill, central venous pressure, pulmonary artery occlusion pressure, etc).

She felt abandoned a second time: first my mother, and now this.

Period romantic dramas, which are expensive to make and tend to be ignored by younger audiences, were abandoned a long time ago, except for the occasional Oscar entry.

Around it were eight or ten two-story brick houses, but most of them were in disrepair and had obviously been abandoned a long time ago.

Although the government won a vote on the principle behind the reforms with a large majority, it was forced to abandon a vote on the time given to debating the issue in the face of a likely defeat for the coalition.

You can abandon a heist at any time, provided you can make it back to your steam-powered drop pod in one piece.

She feels so unsafe in the neighborhood at night that she had abandoned a part-time job, she said.

In Israel and Saudi Arabia, both of which depended heavily on Mr. Mubarak, officials were blistering in their criticism of Washington, arguing that the United States abandoned a long-time ally without first building in guarantees that Egypt's revolution could not be hijacked by religious extremists.

The United States Embassy here, in 2009 cables, advised that it was "time to abandon a moral narrative" about Equatorial Guinea and dismissed reports of corruption that have been widely documented by the United States Senate and others.