Sentence examples for need not abandon from inspiring English sources

But the average diner need not abandon hope.

One need not abandon the host discipline if one does not like the conversation.

The good news for thrifty diners is they need not abandon the new up-and-coming Randazzo reincarnation.

Despite a common attitude that Chelsea got lucky last week, Di Matteo need not abandon the plan that worked at Stamford Bridge.

Kneeling in the dirt to discover the perfect chardonnay cluster of grapes is satisfying, but one need not abandon first-class restaurants to do it.

Our answer is that the mathematical expert need not abandon a reliance on perception.

When queried about breaking the tax pledge, Senator Tom Coburn, a stalwart conservative from Oklahoma, asked which pledge was more important, "the pledge to uphold your oath to the Constitution of the United States or a pledge from a special interest group?" Republicans needn't abandon their commitment to smaller government.

Even if graduates end up working for companies they don't admire, they needn't abandon their aspirations to make the world a better place.

Moderates such as John Locke argued that believers needed to reinterpret, not abandon, their religion.

Tom Hadden Emeritus professor of law, Queen's University Belfast; honorary professor, Kent Law School How refreshing to read Zoe Williams (The in campaign should sell Europe as the Star Trek state, 12 October) and Caroline Lucas (The EU needs reforming, not abandoning, Letters, 12 October).

If Argentina, and Latin America, are to achieve sustained growth, they need to revise and complement, not abandon, that reform agenda (see article).