Sentence examples for he will drop out from inspiring English sources

Will the senator stay in the race, or is there a possibility that he will drop out at the last minute?

"Our figures show he will drop out in the second round because his campaign is failing to provide an effective alternative to Jeremy and he is losing first-preference [votes] as a consequence.

"Our figures show he will drop out in the second round because his campaign is failing to provide an effective alternative to Jeremy and he is losing first preferences as a consequence.

"I would imagine he will drop out if Kenny is fit for Spain, but I haven't really thought about Tuesday night's team because I wanted to concentrate all our efforts on this evening.

Akin must decide by 5 00 p.m. Tuesday whether he will drop out and allow the Missouri Republican party to nominate a replacement candidate.

Republican Rand Paul has announced he will drop out of the presidential race, according to sources.

Gildenhorn will not be voting for the billionaire businessman who currently leads the Republican race but admitted: "Every political pundit so far has been wrong about Trump, saying he'll drop out, but the opposite has happened.

According to Balfanz's research, if a sixth grader in a high poverty school attends school less than 80percentt of the time, fails math or English, or receives an unsatisfactory behavior grade in a core course, there is a 75percentt chance he or she will drop out of high school.

But X's function, in the ecology of the colleges where he teaches, is gatekeeper — most students who fail his classes will drop out — and he articulates the ethical challenge before him this way: "What grade does one give a college student who progresses from a 6th- to a 10th-grade level of achievement?" X gives F's.

"If we raise tuition," he said, "studies show more will drop out".

When Devine said that "everyone will know in mid-June, and we'll have to take a hard look at the way things stand," he appeared to have been raising the possibility that Sanders, if he doesn't do as well as he hopes in the remaining contests, will drop out rather than campaign all the way to the Convention, in Philadelphia.