Sentence examples for possibly relinquish from inspiring English sources

HOW could he possibly relinquish the lease on a $714 rent-stabilized one-bedroom?

I talk about the differences between relinquishing your intellectual and moral power, which I couldn't possibly relinquish such as they may be, and relinquishing your power over the person -- your power to manipulate people and things of that nature.

It would also gut the Community Reinvestment Act, which requires banks to lend money in the neighborhoods where they take deposits or else possibly relinquish the right to merge or open and close branch offices.

If OpenAI were to be that investment, how you could you possibly relinquish the remaining upside?

You'll be fired and quite possibly relinquish any pay you've earned up to that point.

Something was almost said, almost acknowledged, admitted, possibly almost relinquished.

Perhaps she could relinquish her pinnacle.

Dacre has been bedevilled for the past 12 months by rumours that he was about to relinquish the editor's post, possibly to move "upstairs" at the paper's parent company, the Daily Mail & General Trust.

Additionally, the Weinstein Co. board and executives are trying to figure out how to get Harvey Weinstein to relinquish his shares in the business, possibly by selling them or transferring them to his brother.

One industry consultant said that Bank One could possibly purchase the existing Wachovia credit card portfolio, but relinquish the right to issue new cards under the Wachovia name.

Unless it can find a leader with the moral courage of Pitt, there is a strong probability that it will be forced to relinquish its position as the global superpower — possibly to a regime that does not have the same commitment to justice and liberty that the United States and Britain have worked so hard to extend across the world over the past two centuries.