Sentence examples for might stop taking from inspiring English sources
More than six months before the car, the Nissan Leaf, arrives at dealerships, the preorders mean that the car is sold out for this year and that the company might stop taking reservations, Mr. Ghosn said during a visit to the Detroit Economic Club.
Several breast cancer experts said they were concerned that breast cancer patients who heard about the new study might stop taking their tamoxifen, even though the main reason to take the drug is to prevent the cancer they already have from recurring and spreading, which can lead to death.
Without stable housing or reliable transportation, Haag said, there was the risk that residents might stop taking their medicine.
We spoke about his relationship with Li, whether the general public should be worried that he might stop taking his meds once he's free, and trying to explain mental illness to people who believe that if you kill someone, you should be locked up for life, regardless of mental-health issues.
It could be assumed that this subgroup of people might stop taking anti-TB drugs upon resolving the TB-related signs and symptoms.
They might change the time at which they take their medication, continue to follow some recommended courses of treatment while not adhering to others, or they might stop taking medication altogether.
That meant that the patients might be able to stop taking the drugs and let their immune systems control their infections.
The change was apparently made because the screenwriter, Akiva Goldsman, whose mother was a prominent psychologist, was worried that the film might persuade people to stop taking their medication.
And that is why you then have people parked on methadone for 10 years plus, because they haven't got enough workers to engage with them in a way that might start motivating them to stop taking methadone".
It does not mean that we dismiss our intelligence about who might hurt us or that we stop taking actions to protect ourselves and others from harm.
Carol de Delley, Tim's mom, told the Winnipeg Sun that she's concerned about what might happen if Li chooses to stop taking his meds once he is out for good and becomes violent.
