Sentence examples for have finally abandoned from inspiring English sources
Judging by the apparent makeup of the royal box at the jubilee concert (Big noise and a big gap as duke misses a date with pop royalty, 5 June), the royals have finally abandoned any pretence of fairness and neutrality.
The WSJ explains: "The National Bank of Ukraine seems to have finally abandoned its four-year hryvnia to dollar peg and will be moving further toward greater foreign-exchange flexibility," said Vladimir Osakovskiy and Vadim Khramov, analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
At the precise moment his Fox News appears to have finally abandoned even the quarter-arsed pretence of impartiality, allowing Tea Party-backed candidates to fundraise on air in return for exclusive, uncritical access, there are those on these shores opining that Murdoch winning full control of BSkyB really is no biggie.
Bermondt's campaign, however, was unsuccessful, and by December 15 all German troops had finally abandoned Latvia and Lithuania.
Midler had finally abandoned the role, and "Sister Act" was dead, but then, as with Bernadette on that bleak French crag — a miracle!
At his wife's insistence, it appeared the actor Eddie Redmayne had finally abandoned his analogue handset in favour of a modern iPhone.
The Kinect port has been removed from the console altogether, and although you can send off for an adaptor if you still want to use one, this would suggest Microsoft has finally abandoned its infamous motion controller.
The government has finally abandoned its controversial policy of imposing benefit cap penalties on full-time carers for adult relatives, two months after a court found it unlawfully discriminated against disabled people.
Despite arrests of key LeT/JUD leaders and closure of some of their camps, it is unclear if ISI has finally abandoned its policy of using these proxy forces as a foreign policy tool; we need to continue pressing them to realize this strategy has become counter-productive in Kashmir, Afghanistan and FATA.
Her more recent fiction has been punctuated with the two volumes of her critically acclaimed autobiography; a third volume was long believed to be in the offing, but she announced in 2001 that she had finally abandoned it as she did not want to offend so "many great and eminent people by reminding them of their silliness.
"Despite arrests of key LeT/JuD leaders and closure of some of their camps, it is unclear if the ISI has finally abandoned its policy of using these proxy forces as a foreign policy tool," notes a briefing to the US special envoy Richard Holbrooke in February 2009.
