Sentence examples for abandoned full from inspiring English sources
It was the jewelry store completely abandoned, full of gray dust with its window display still intact.
It has abandoned full fee deregulation – in a bid to blunt Labor's attack on $100,000 degrees – but the remaining savings from the former scheme, which never passed the Senate, remain in the budget.
When Charles sought alliance with Edward III, French diplomats abandoned full sovereignty over Aquitaine, a reversal of policy too gratuitous to hold for long; its prompt revocation, with papal support, encouraged Edward's son, Edward the Black Prince, to undertake destructive raids through Languedoc in 1355.
Hospers soon abandoned full-time politics for a return to academia.
Other news outlets, including most TV networks, have downsized or abandoned full-time bureaus in favor of reporters or anchors who parachute in when there's a crisis.
During the same period, indie-band singers abandoned full-throated vocals and began to mumble and moan, and to hide their voices under noise.
We hypothesised that non-virginity would rise, moving from academically focused general school/university students through vocational school students to young people who had abandoned full-time education, and that due to a double standard in premarital sexual morality, it would be higher for males within each group.
The transitional account thus abandons full generality to the account of creation in order to avoid occasionalism and therefore opens the door to Deism.
The technical failure left some people unable to pay for their petrol - others were forced to abandon full shopping trolleys at supermarkets.
Another is to accept that causal role determines the representational status of a mental state (i.e., that it is a representation) but does not fully specify representational content (i.e. how that representation represents things as being); but this seems to involve abandoning full-blown functionalism.
Other restaurateurs simply decided to abandon full-service operations in higher-wage locales.
