Sentence examples for essentially abandon from inspiring English sources

By then they were down significantly and had to essentially abandon their run game.

For the two big banks, the idea was to concentrate on lucrative businesses like investment banking and essentially abandon the local branch networks.

While Mr. Conrad's decision was a blow to his party, Democrats said they did not expect to essentially abandon the race as they did last year after Mr. Dorgan retired.

We learn the affecting details of Conn's wife's struggle with Parkinson's disease and how his two daughters essentially abandon him in his senescence, preoccupied by the complexities of their own lives.

According to Justin Fox's recent book, "The Myth of the Rational Market," that paper persuaded Fischer Black, one of the leading theorists of E.M.H., to essentially abandon his belief in the hypothesis.

The Harvard group suggested that AOL Time Warner should essentially abandon the effort to unite the new and old media and instead focus on running its various units more or less independently.

But after 1960 the D.N.C. essentially abandoned computer simulation.

Charlotte Perkins grew up in poverty, her father having essentially abandoned the family.

Murle leaders say the government essentially abandoned them in their time of need.

Palestinians will have to recognize Israel as a Jewish state, essentially abandoning the right of return.

It would mean essentially abandoning the part of coaching he enjoys most: teaching.