Sentence examples for perhaps abandon from inspiring English sources

These Republicans said that Mr. Bloomberg should perhaps abandon his practice of punishing Republicans who he believes are acting against the city's interest.

For their part, the Iranians would offer to help in Iraq and Afghanistan, and (perhaps) abandon their nuclear plans.But such a deal, never viewed with favour by the Bush administration, is now slipping out of sight.

But I did think that I had to show what I had to Secker's so that they could scream (as was their right), scold me and perhaps abandon the entire venture.

Although the juniors and seniors who are currently enrolled in R.O.T.C. at the 13 universities will be able to finish their degrees by the time the programs conclude, freshmen and sophomores will have to decide whether they want to alter — and perhaps abandon — their Army plans or transfer to another school.

A5 World Briefing A6 NATIONAL A14-24 G.O.P. to Soften Tone At Philadelphia Convention Advisers to Gov. George W. Bush say they are fashioning a Republican national convention that will emphasize policy over partisan vitriol and perhaps abandon the frequent practice of devoting one night to an attack on the opposition.

Hoping to preserve and perpetuate an upbeat tone that has served them well over the last several months, advisers to Gov. George W. Bush say they are fashioning a party convention that will emphasize policy over partisan vitriol and perhaps abandon the frequent practice of devoting one night to an attack on the opposition.

Dogs ran wild in every neighborhood, perhaps abandoned by their owners as they fled for the countryside.

In the desperate quest for a majority, the Cameroonian project to detoxify the Tory party has been paused, perhaps abandoned.

Perhaps abandoning this intuition is not much of a cost (if it is any cost at all).

So perhaps abandoning it was an acknowledgement that not being evil is too high a bar for Google to try to meet.

For example, did you realize that by reducing the amount of time you spend skiing in a year, or perhaps abandoning the slopes altogether, you can save thousands of dollars?