Sentence examples for is now quitting from inspiring English sources

Dresdner's loans in the Americas and Asia, where it once had grand ambitions but which it is now quitting, will be put into a separate business unit, along with loans, private-equity investments and other Allianz assets unlikely to pay their way.

One of those athletes, China's Yu Yang, has said she is now quitting badminton.

Indeed, banks are now quitting the private-equity industry, both because of poor past performance and because of tougher rules on how much capital they must set aside to cover the risk involved.But even those private-equity funds that have done well in the past may find it harder to do so in the future, as the next article will explain.

While he talks, I can't decide what's more telling: the fact that Lanthimos, the most talented Greek director of his generation, has just made a film about dead people; or the fact that he's now quit Greece to live in Britain instead.

"I like the way my life is now, but quitting golf is like quitting cigarettes.

His son who is now 20 quit high school to help support the family, and to his great shame, Mr. Rodriguez had to cancel his daughter's quinceañera celebration.

Having dominated Hungary's right-wing politics for more than a decade, he is now talking of quitting.

Watson, who was said to have underestimated the importance of the presentation, later boarded a plane for Sydney to be with his heavily pregnant wife but admitted he is now thinking of quitting international cricket.

It is sad to think that the director is now planning to quit the film business after his next two projected features.

It believes he is now certain to quit BP before the end of December, even if the company is successful in permanently capping the oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico.

Mexes - who has not bought himself out of the contract despite reports to the contrary - is not impressed that the club have asked the French football league to have the contract rescinded and is now determined to quit.