Sentence examples for effectively abandon from inspiring English sources

Peter is a supply teacher in his 60s who has been forced to sign up to an umbrella company – or effectively abandon hope of getting any more work.

As the East India Company moves in on their territory, Ali and his friend Mirza Sajjad Ali effectively abandon Lucknow for a peaceful village where they can play.

The row comes after The Independent revealed last week that ministers are to effectively abandon their pledge to ring-fence NHS spending by diverting more than £1bn to cover the spiralling cost of social care.

Often throughout the album, Pierce will effectively abandon words for strings of wordless scat passages that serve to throw the focus back on to the melodic hooks – which, fortunately, are the band's most agreeable aspect.

They say they have long recognised the state of Israel, but formal recognition of it as a Jewish state would be to deny the existence and rights of the 20% of Israel's population that is Palestinian and to effectively abandon the right of return.

While Bale is given the freedom to effectively abandon his defensive duties for Wales, that's far from the case for Hamsik, who recently ran the show as Kozak's men secured a 3-1 win over world champions Germany ahead of the tournament.

Today, that insistence was effectively abandoned.

But China effectively abandoned Communism and embraced capitalism many years ago.

It has not only lost the fight, it has effectively abandoned the field.

He has stopped paying maintenance and has, effectively, abandoned the apartment.

Médecins Sans Frontières warns that the country had been effectively "abandoned to its fate".