Sentence examples for completely writing off from inspiring English sources

And Romney, who already skipped the first GOP debate held in South Carolina two months ago, appears to be completely writing off South Carolina, where he lost badly in 2008.

Rachel Gillies, secretary of the Friends of Moseley Road Baths, said: "Councils are completely writing off old pools.

Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times gave it 2.5 stars out of 4. While not completely writing off the film, he felt that a more traditional take on the story would have been "more exciting" and "less gimmicky".

After his election, many people, myself included, flocked back to a party they'd completely written off.

"We have completely written off our investment in Enercon India," said Mr. Knottnerus-Meyer.

Admittedly, New York's season should not be completely written off, especially as they were able to get the better of the Cowboys and Falcons for the most part.

But let's not completely write off the Millennials and Gen Xers, many of who are interested in befriending folks our age (if not seeking more).

Texas isn't a swing state, and all that keeps it from being completely written off by the political parties is money.

One of the reasons for Congress to move slowly is that it may be too early to completely write off the private market.

CIT has either written down or completely written off its bad loans.

And so the investors have completely written off the print operations.