Sentence examples for abandoned often from inspiring English sources

Jonah has autism and I don't have to go any farther than the basement storage closet to survey all the projects we've started and abandoned, often after only a day or two.

When pastures are abandoned (often after a few years), trees start to come back, forming second-growth forests.

These nuisance compounds are ultimately found to be developmental dead-ends and are abandoned, often after considerable effort has been invested in them.

Eventually trees are abandoned, often with large holes and much inner pith removed (Fig. 1).

But Mendelsohn sees the episode as a warning that "regret for what we have lost, for the pasts we have to abandon, often poisons any attempt to make a new life".

The chancellor recently abandoned his often restated pledge to halve the jobless total by 2000.

People also thought children and old people were being abandoned more often.

That drama, centered in Mexico City, seems to be providing new evidence of the lack of connection between the country's politicians and their abandoned and often terrified constituencies.

As polluted discharges from abandoned mines often occur in or near the large conurbations to which the former mining activities gave rise, there is ample scope for such co-treatment in many places worldwide.

For example, about 6.7 million tons of CCW is used to fill abandoned mines, often as a measure to neutralize the acidic liquid that can drain from these sites into nearby waters.

They hug with abandon, often in five-girl pile-ons, their braces glinting in the sunlight.