Sentence examples for abandoning activities from inspiring English sources

However, as for this woman, most described manageable changes to routines, rather than abandoning activities that would have positive impacts on health.

The United States is not abandoning human activities in space.

Smart pundits should consider either abandoning this activity, or consulting with the geeks before rendering their guesses.

Whether abandoning one activity for another without warning or ending her gestural phrases with impatient jerks, Ms. Moura continually interrupted herself and questioned her role as a performer.

The potential options for an information-source/host are to either (i) cease to provide the information by abandoning the activity altogether, (ii) close the window of profitable utilization of information e.g. by aggression or changing the time, place or ecological setting of the activity, or to (iii) attempt hiding the event observed by the information-parasite [ 8].

The attack came on the heels of Uribe's announcement that his government would negotiate with armed groups only after they had abandoned "terrorist" activities and ceased hostilities.

If a person has been associated with such things in the past "and there is no evidence that he has renounced or abandoned such activities," that person "poses an imminent threat".

The company said that in the wake of the government's decision to halve the photovoltaic feed-in tariff subsidy, it had decided to abandon its activities in this area immediately.

U.S. and Germany Present A United Stance on Iran President Bush and Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, meeting for the first time since Mrs. Merkel took office, promised to step up pressure on Iran at the United Nations to abandon nuclear activities that could be part of a weapons program.

"One patient may have given up playing tennis because of knee pain and not noticed, until the results of his health-related quality-of-life assessment were discussed, that he had also abandoned many activities — attending sporting events, mowing his lawn — that he had previously enjoyed".

Among many reasons and following the controversial paper by Charan and Useem (2002), managerial errors is often presented as a major one whereas some others, rediscovering Kotler (1965) and considering that it can be profitable for corporate groups to abandon some activities, begin to think about bankruptcy as a business strategy.