Sentence examples for opt to quit from inspiring English sources

Come the next crisis, other strugglers might opt to quit, dumping their debts as they go.

On May 12th Michael Gove, the education secretary, and Philip Hammond, the defence secretary, declared that they would opt to quit the union in any immediate referendum.

We can opt to quit listening to his fear mongering and watching his sneering platitudes.

If British voters opt to quit the EU on June 23, they would undermine Northern Ireland's economy — potentially stoking frustration and resentment among the country's struggling poor — and the 1998 Good Friday Agreement that is credited with curbing violence in the region could unravel, said experts.

With Wycombe losing to fellow relegation rivals Bristol Rovers, Northampton boss Chris Wilder can now preserve his side's Football League status with a point from next week's visit of Oxford United, the club he opted to quit in January.

While Davis, the world number 39, has continued to play on the tour along with another legend, Jimmy White [ranked 44], Hendry has opted to quit 13 years after winning his last world title in 1999.

Despite the team struggles this season, Dawson appeared set to stay on in the job but he then opted to quit on 1 October, claiming that county officials did not share his vision for the team.

And we asked Sheriff Lee Baca to shape up his department; he too opted to quit, but at least his department now stands ready to improve under its new chief, Sheriff Jim McDonnell.

The Flint River water turned out to be more corrosive than the water Flint received from Detroit -- so corrosive, in fact, that in October 2014, General Motors opted to quit using it to avoid corroding parts in its engine plant.

There often appeared to be a sense of urgency or a need for an immediate and complete change of status in those who opted to quit unassisted.

And an increased minimum wage will make any employee that wanted to quit and opt for entrepreneurship to think twice.