Sentence examples for actually abandon from inspiring English sources

User toolkits for innovation allow manufacturers to actually abandon their attempts to understand user needs in detail in favor of transferring need-related aspects of product and service development to users along with an appropriate toolkit.

While I've never known of a graduate student to actually abandon their interest in Joyce because of the estate, I know of projects that have had to change because of its intervention.

"Republicans Intensify Drive to Win Over Jewish Voters" (news article, Sept. 27) seems to buy into the often disproven myth that Jewish voters might actually abandon President Obama, or any candidate, for not being hard-line enough on Israel.

And, despite his emphasis on less grandiose initiatives, Obama didn't actually abandon any of the big items on last year's legislative agenda: tax reform, comprehensive immigration reform, gun control.

Such demands have become an increasingly common tactic in the struggling newspaper business, and it is hard to imagine that the Times would actually abandon the paper it bought for $1.1 billion in 1993.

Mr. Corzine is preferable on many other issues dear to minority voters, they said, and they questioned whether Mr. Jackson or Mr. Pérez would actually abandon the Democratic candidate.

The first, in the morning, actually abandoned us.

It's doubtful Republicans are actually abandoning their anti-Obamacare strategy.

The change is a clear admission of the cruelty of this measure without actually abandoning it.

Except for one supporting part in another film, she left for the popular stage, which she never had actually abandoned.

"Who actually abandoned her?" Haley's adoptive mother asks, the question falling like a bomb in the crowded, happy gathering.