Sentence examples for industry abandon from inspiring English sources

Every couple of years, the few thousand men and women who populate the magazine industry abandon their usual skepticism and schadenfreude and start to buzz about an enticing new magazine in development.

This is not to suggest that industry abandon its sponsorship of biomedical research.

In 2009, the industry abandoned that strategy.

Industry abandoned the island after tax breaks expired: 12.2% of the people who remain are unemployed and 45% live in poverty.

As the industry abandons the Lakes region in search of uncontaminated waters elsewhere, local residents are angry and worried about their future.

Thirty years after the American nuclear industry abandoned scores of half-built plants because of soaring costs and operating problems like the Three Mile Island accident, skepticism persists over whether the technology is worth investing in.

A medical marijuana store owner whose prosecution by the federal authorities highlighted vast disparities in how California and the Justice Department are responding to the medical marijuana industry abandoned a six-month battle against Washington on Friday and pleaded guilty to 10 charges of marijuana cultivation and distribution.

The pharmaceutical industry abandoned a legal effort to prevent South Africa from importing cheaper anti-AIDS drugs and other medicines, conceding that a law allowing the government, in a crisis, to purchase brand-name drugs at the lowest rates available anywhere complied with international trade agreements.

The bedroom tax pledge will cost as much as £470m, but Labour said the costs can be met by closing tax loopholes in the construction industry, abandoning the government's shares-for-rights scheme and reversing George Osborne's £150m tax cut for hedge funds announced in the budget in 2013.

American industry abandoned this wasteful model decades ago.

Since the recording industry abandoned the wax cylinder in favor of the 78-revolutions per minute record disc, consumers have always known that music they bought would be universally playable despite the brand of equipment they owned.