Sentence examples for plain quit from inspiring English sources

For one thing, there's the "continuous coverage" issue: if you're fired or laid off or just plain quit, and then you go without insurance for a while before you find a new job, you'll go into that new job unprotected for any health problems that you already have.

Do this as soon as you are fired, laid off or you just plain quit your job for some reason.

Hitting an economic nerve, Germany's finance minister made plain that if Britain quit the EU, it would deprive itself of access to the single market.

And although Mr. Locker, 30, of White Plains, said he would quit his job as a salesman in a computer retail store in a heartbeat, he has also trained as an actor.

"These figures underline the importance of reducing the number of people who smoke - both through helping smokers to quit and by introducing plain, standardised packaging to give young people one less reason to start.

You don't get smokers to quit by showing them plain-English graphs proving that smoking eventually has a suboptimal influence on your health.

In condemning the attack, the Indian prime minister, Manmohan Singh, sent a plain message that his country would not quit, and that the Indian engagement in Afghanistan would "continue with renewed commitment".

Just offer plain text chat, for god's sake, and quit it with this reach creep.

No differences between plain and branded pack smokers were found for quit intentions within 30 days or the next 6 months.

His good-humored waffling in various interviews about smoking made it plain that Mr. Obama, like many who have vowed to quit at this time of year, had not truly done so.

Health campaigners said that smoking's continuing fall in popularity is due to a combination of tough measures, such as price rises and the introduction of plain packaging, and mass media campaigns urging people to quit.