Sentence examples for drop it entirely from inspiring English sources

The House speaker, Val Rausch, said that the legislation had been shelved, pending a decision on whether to allow a vote, amend the language or drop it entirely.

Microsoft won't drop it entirely until 2020.

So it's kind of — I wouldn't say that people have dropped TV, and I don't think they ever will drop it entirely.

CNOOC is trying to decide between raising its bid for U.S. oil company Unocal to as much as $20 billion or drop it entirely due to political obstacles in Washington, newspapers reported Friday.

At the time, the AP said it would restrict its use of the term illegal immigrant without dropping it entirely, while the New York Times Public Editor Margaret Sullivan said she continued to view it as the appropriate word choice.

He performed it only 10 times in 1733, then dropped it entirely, never bothering to revive it.

Many employers, both large and small, are cutting back on the health insurance they provide, either by dropping it entirely or by making it harder for employees to qualify.

She said she had recently reduced the mortality insurance — such insurance is common for high-value animals or those with earning potential, like race horses and breeding animals — for a 12-year-old horse that died, but she was glad she had not dropped it entirely.

At the pace the deficit has been dropping, it's entirely possible that the U.S. could have a balanced budget by 2016.

2. Change in credit score When someone's credit score drops, it's entirely possible that a bank may change the terms of a credit card issued to them.

The government must stick to its promises.The simple answer is that if a policy is doing as much harm to your country's prospects as the net-migration target, then you should drop it entirely and explain why.