Sentence examples for beginning to abandon from inspiring English sources
The rail industry thinks travellers are beginning to abandon their pricey cars for public transport, but public transport is having to economise as well.
Accordingly, philosophers of science are beginning to abandon the notion that laws are central to science, focusing instead on the search for symmetries in physics, on the differing uses of approximate generalizations in biology, and on the deployment of models in numerous areas of the sciences.
TENNA, Iraq Iraqaq's dwindling Christians, driven from their homes by attacks and intimidation, are beginning to abandon the havens they had found in the country's north, discouraged by unemployment and a creeping fear that the violence they had fled was catching up to them.
But now, state and resort-area officials say, workers fed up with long commutes and traffic are beginning to abandon their resort jobs to find work closer to home, leaving huge vacuums at the resorts, some of which are seeking to hire hundreds of new workers this season.
But now even the most dedicated of researchers are beginning to abandon the bench.
"We are talking about beginning to abandon parts of rural roads which are the nervous system of the Cornish economy".
