Sentence examples for abandon not from inspiring English sources

Ms. Sammarco, who sounded the early warning on Father Capodanno Boulevard, said she might abandon not only the waterfront blocks, but also the neighborhood entirely.

"I had to abandon not only interviewing him, but I had to abandon questioning him as to meaning because he's only got a limited patience for it and in the end it just felt rude doing it".

If it all worked perfectly, it would hint at a future where we could abandon not only the heartache of hard-drive failure, but even the expense, frustration and obsolescence of PC ownership.

Eleven children ages 1 to 17 were left at Omaha hospitals on Wednesday under Nebraska's unique safe haven law, which allows caregivers to abandon not only infants but also teenagers without fear of prosecution.

Some ministers have openly expressed doubts, and one of his members of parliament claims that Social Democratic voters will mostly say no.The fear on the left is that Sweden will be forced to abandon not just its currency but its cherished welfare state.

The huge irony is that this agreement was tailored in many respects to American specifications -- and with an eye to reducing the putative burdens on America's economy that Mr. Bush used as an excuse to abandon not only the protocol but also his campaign pledge to impose mandatory controls on carbon dioxide.

It is false construct that should be abandoned, not redefined.

In effect they have been abandoned, not postponed".

In doing so, they have abandoned not only common sense but also the majority of voters.

Nietzsche abandoned not just traditional creationism but God as well; others find evolution compatible with monotheism.

This is often formulated in terms of being abandoned, not being seen or heard and that no one cares.