Sentence examples for amount of abandoning from inspiring English sources

No amount of abandoning not just his tie, but also his business suit and sounding like a Marxist in relation to City bonuses can draw the poison against Europe, which now infects every level of his party.

During the same period of time, the amount of abandoned farmland as well as the area used for housing and infrastructure increased markedly, the latter by more than 20 times.

The rate of decline is not precisely defined [10] and may vary between cases, but the amount of abandoned brood found in CCD colonies suggests a very large drop in population within a few weeks [10].

Although a considerable amount of abandoned agricultural land is projected for Europe, Canada and the FSU as well, the effectiveness of establishing C plantations here is projected as being rather limited.

The expansion of rural residential areas led to lower soil water storage, carbon sequestration, and food supply, while greater amounts of abandoned cropland resulted in increased carbon sequestration, but decreased food supply in rural areas.

The Sajkab'chen company followed the path and found two more deserted settlements with large amounts of abandoned food.

The company seized large amounts of abandoned food from two more deserted settlements and then also retreated.

Dykstra was an emerging player who helped the Mets win the 1986 World Series, and he played center field with speed, skill and a certain amount of abandon.

"This would amount to abandoning generations of loyal Chargers fans".

Socrates' moderation is not merely a political concession, according to Strauss, but bears upon the question of how we come to truth: "Socrates implied that disregarding the opinions about the nature of things would amount to abandoning the most important access to reality which we have, or the most important vestiges of truth which are within our reach" (NRH, p. 124).

Adopting this view for noncancer endpoints could amount to abandoning thresholds as a tenet of biology, pharmacology, and toxicology, and abandoning the no observed adverse effect level (NOAEL /uncertainty factor (UF) approach to characterizing acceptable levels of exposure to agents causing high-dose toxicity.