Sentence examples for discontinuance from inspiring English sources

His opposition hastened the discontinuance of Henry Ford's anti-Semitic newspaper, the Dearborn Michigann) Independent.

It often results from an overdose of sedatives, especially bromide, and can be provoked by the too-abrupt discontinuance of barbiturates in addicts.

Thereafter the race was run at Savannah, Georgia Milwaukee Santa Monica, California and San Franciscosco until its discontinuance in 1916.

This proved to be a fateful decision because the resulting discontinuance of attacks on British airfields gave the Royal Air Force Fighter Command time to recover and eventually defeat the German air offensive against England.

In most patients, initiating treatment at that point provides maximal therapeutic effectiveness, in that it minimizes the severity of drug toxicities and thus the risk for discontinuance of treatment and development of drug resistance.

There, Gothic type was accepted almost as a national typeface until 1940, when its discontinuance was ordered.

Unlike Pope Joan, he avoided placing himself in predicaments that would inevitably result in the exposure, and thereby the failure and discontinuance, of the imposture on which he had embarked.

This was made possible, in large measure, by the discontinuance of the "Herald Tribune' in 1966 and the 'World Journal Tribune"in 1967.

Twenty-seven years later, Bingham wrote, "The decline and discontinuance of the use of the surfboard, as civilization advances, may be accounted for by the increase in modesty, industry or religion".

While he plays Maynard G. Krebs, I feel like Hiram Bingham: "The decline and discontinuance of the use of the surfboard, as civilization advances ..."...

"The city recognized that all we really need to do is file a stipulation of discontinuance as a matter of general practice," an official said.