Sentence examples for best abandoned from inspiring English sources

What's the best abandoned place in New York City you've discovered in your travels?

Is there any value in such distinctions, or is it all sexist nonsense best abandoned?

While crossbreeding could produce size and power, it also promoted instability and was best abandoned as soon as the desired traits were "fixed".

The term 'fossil karst' is best abandoned.

But with strong support from non-governmental organizations, especially those comprising local and regional women, a cultural tradition designed to control women--even in its least harmful form--is best abandoned".

In addition to doing what it could to bring aid and comfort, food and shelter, clothes and lettering, to as many "underprivileged" children in the city as it could, the Society also did everything it could to do what at the time seemed best for abandoned children in New York: get them out of New York.

Returning home a year later, Goltzius, without renouncing the drama that had infused his best work, abandoned the posturing perversity of Mannerism for the more serene harmonies of religious prints that, in their human completeness (beggars and Africans) and the painstaking construction of their space, look back to Dürer and Raphael.

As a result of these and other changes, the Spaniards and their creole successors came to monopolize control over the land, seizing many of the best lands abandoned by the massive native depopulation.

The very familiar concept that life arose from some kind of organic soup is 80 years old [ 27- 29] and had best be abandoned altogether.

Second, if it is acknowledged that full and accurate information is not always possible or even available in the genetics of multifactorial diseases, it could be concluded that the ideal of informed consent has become outdated and (for that domain of genetics) had best be abandoned altogether.

The tweets quickly got angry after which Stelling, contrite, thought it best to abandon the service.