The phrase "abandoning it will be" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the consequences or outcomes of deciding to abandon something.
Example: "Abandoning it will be a difficult choice, but it may be necessary for our progress."
Alternatives: "letting it go will be" or "forsaking it will be".
Developed by THQ, the game mimics the experience of being on The Biggest Loser Ranch just like the TV contestants, except that you get to live in your own house and you can keep eating delicious donuts with reckless abandon — it'll be our little secret.
Another top union leader, Gerald W. McEntee, president of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, cautioned that if Mr. Obama abandons the public option, "it will be harder to gin our people up on other issues".
The implication is that such research has something to do with abortion -- and that ordering the National Institutes of Health to abandon it will somehow be "pro-life".
If anything can get New Yorkers to abandon black, it will be this season's intriguing colors.
I can spare changing the part that stifles my truth to maintain relationships, and the part that is afraid if I speak my truth, I will be abandoned, and it will be my fault.
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With Apple Music subscriptions kicking in (and with some users abandoning the service), it will be interesting to see how those ranks change going forward.
And if the Gaza blockade is abandoned or loosened, it will be easily portrayed as a victory for Turkish engagement on behalf of the Palestinians.
The sooner this delusion is abandoned, the sooner it will be possible to address the real source of the problem: the unsound and unsustainable growth of the financial sector.
New York must assure adequate financing of the clinics, or it will be abandoning its historic commitment to public health.
