Sentence examples for instead abandoning from inspiring English sources

Democrats asserted that Mr. Armey, whose mission was to fire up the troops in Congress and help recruit candidates, was instead abandoning them.

After his three predecessors failed in their bids to beat Labour by challenging that consensus, David Cameron, the Conservative leader, decided to join his opponents instead, abandoning tax levels as an electoral issue.

Cancellara was in fact the only rider who was still in the race to this point who did not attempt the time trial, instead abandoning the Giro.

Or will New Yorkers instead abandon him the way they did an ailing Senator Jacob K. Javits 20 years ago?

Rather than developing a test for this variation, they instead abandoned drug candidates metabolized by the enzyme molecules that might have proved helpful to the remaining 90percentt.

Instead, abandoned by his wealthy father and taken in by Queenie (Taraji P. Henson), an African-American attendant at a New Orleans home for the elderly, he begins to age in reverse.

But if the Nationals are not intrigued by the Mets option and instead abandon Florida's east coast, as other clubs have, that will leave the Mets with only two teams -- the St . Louis Cardinalsand the Miami Marlins -- less than a two-hour drive away.

The steering institution may either choose to ignore the feedback on policy adjustment altogether and pursue the hawkish policy till the expected outcome is achieved or it may, instead, abandon the hawkish policy altogether in favor of the dovish version as suggested by society.

His teammates didn't repay him for keeping them in so many games and instead abandoned him to face an unconscionable number of high-percentage scoring chances.

The developers considered to have the charm able to be knocked off by an opponent's attacks, and as a result alter his attack patterns and power; however, they felt this overcomplicated the character, and instead abandoned the idea.

In the case of the United States, it is sobering to consider that partly because of Roosevelt's private prejudices, innocent people who could have been saved were instead abandoned.