Sentence examples for quit by from inspiring English sources

A LESSER man might have quit by now.

Four ministers had quit by the start of this week, and more threatened to follow.

Former smokers who quit by 40 still experienced a 20 percent greater risk of death than nonsmokers.

"Cardiac patients were probably less likely to smoke because they're more motivated to quit by their hospitalizations," Dr. Regan said.

A further 20% of complaints are withdrawn – many women told researchers they had been encouraged to quit by police officers.

Critics say he should have quit by now, as he stands little chance of winning any more states.

Towards the end of September, the receivers ordered the tenants of Nevill's premises to quit by Christmas.

Many schemes have low retirement ages, too: firemen can start drawing their pensions from the age of 50, policemen are expected to quit by 55.

Business owners cannot persuade employees to quit "by offering a severance package in exchange for a written agreement to forgo unemployment".

Google halved the rate at which mothers quit by increasing paid maternity leave in 2007 to 18 weeks from 12 weeks.

According to the union, of the 5,231 teachers hired in the 2008-9 school year, nearly 30 percent had quit by the end of their third years.