Sentence examples for cease attending from inspiring English sources

Successful quitters often attend smoking cessation clinics, while relapsers cease attending, meaning that one group might have had more counselling than the other.

Community-based interventions are particularly important in societies where teenage girls who may be married at a very young age and become pregnant soon after, or who may have an unplanned pregnancy, and are more likely to cease attending school.

In 1958, for example, she ceased attending the annual Queen Charlotte's Ball, where some 150 17- or 18-year-old girls from Britain's richest families had traditionally presented themselves to the monarch.

After stepping down as editor of Dancing Times, she happily ceased attending the ballet, but thoroughly enjoyed trips to the cinema and theatre, especially to Shakespeare's Globe with her godson, Jerome Monahan.

When I profiled Delay, he was touting his commitment to "family values," but had ceased attending family functions and had not spoken to his mother in two years, even though she lived 10 miles from him.

He would regularly leave services before communion with the other non-communicants (as was the custom of the day), until, after being admonished by a rector, he ceased attending at all on communion Sundays.

However, the experimenter stopped administering the condition if the subject left or ceased attending to the manipulation of the cups.

They pointed out that if they had felt offended or that they should blame themselves for their harmful lifestyle, they would have ceased attending the consultations.

If subjects became edentulous or if dental records were closed (i.e. subjects decided to stop attending the dental school or died), data recording ceased.

Ferguson's response to questions that he found too hard to answer – such as whether he condoned or condemned Roy Keane's increasingly belligerent attitude on the pitch – was to curtail press conferences or cease to attend the post-match ones.

A potential bias could be that subjects who become visually impaired may cease to attend clinics or die prematurely.