Sentence examples for abandonment often from inspiring English sources

Abandonment often becomes the only option, especially for heirs dealing with a relative's property.

Micheal Ray Richardson was asked about the man who exited that house and his young life, beginning a pattern of paternal abandonment often hypothesized to be the sad social dynamic that sentenced him to a punishing drug hell.

Farmland abandonment often leads to an increase in vegetation cover in formerly cleared landscapes.

The reduction in the frequency of marital intercourse or even its abandonment is more often than not the result of male deterioration.

At the Dinkins City Hall, when the mayor brings up the abandonment of cities, often at considerable length, reporters can write down 'ban-cit' and take five".

Since the collapse of the housing market in 2007 all the Country hit by the economic and environmental crisis suffer abandonment and disposal often also for more recent works.

Delaney takes care to outline the abuse, assault, disease and abandonment that are also often the courtesan's lot.

After all, prominent scholars such as Harvard Professor Stephen Walt have called for abandonment of futile and often catastrophic pursuit of "great leaders".

The abandonment of surgery can often be justified by quality of life considerations, as in the case of organ preservation.

Patient preference for a particular treatment is a frequent cause of trial abandonment, primarily because patients often have a preferred treatment in mind.

By Tapuwa L. Mutseyekwa HARARE, Zimbabwe, 31 October 2011 – As a child growing up in Victoria Falls, Prudence Mabhena experienced the rejection, abandonment and neglect that often characterizes the lives of children living with disabilities in Zimbabwe: She was abandoned by her parents and left in the care of her grandmother.