Sentence examples for gave up the task from inspiring English sources

In this study, three initial syllables (first, /to/, /a/, or /na/; second, /i/, /ki/, or /se/; third, /ta/, /o/, or /ha/) were presented in order, which was counterbalanced among the subjects and changed every 20 sec during the 60-sec task to reduce the time during which the subjects remained silent or gave up the task.

Some have given up the task entirely, substituting description of a progressive "era" for analysis of a progressive "movement".

Within five months Canning's successor, Viscount Goderich, had given up the task, and on January 9, 1828, the king summoned the duke of Wellington.

But she is giving up the task of regularly recommending books on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" and devoting segments of it to the authors featured in Oprah's Book Club.

("She's saying: 'Look at what you were thinking of giving up!"') The task of deciphering unearthed snapshots of Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake was entrusted to Lillian Glass, a communication specialist.

(c) The traditional internalist model of justification being unacceptable, either epistemology should give up the task of justification altogether or look for alternative means of justification.

Last month Mr Reed gave up the unequal task of bending the Republican leadership his way, and announced his resignation.

Even Cohen eventually gave up the original task of rationalizing aesthetics along with science and ethics.

As part of the deal Pierre Lescure, Canal Plus' CEO, won oversight of Universal; Edgar Jr. gave up that task but held on to PolyGram.

But when the speaker asked them to switch from letters to numbers (A, 1, B,2 ) most gave up on the task in the middle of it.

Radical naturalists like the early Quine want to replace epistemology by psychology and give up the justification task entirely.