Sentence examples for quit through to from inspiring English sources

The term 'planning' can refer to a wide range of possible activities from simply forming some intention to act (I am planning to quit), through to various forms of preparatory activity.

He met a doctor who helped him to a get a chance to quit through access to treatment and he also met a social worker willing to support him.

Author Tony Wills, who analyzed attendance and "field worker" statistics, suggests it was the "more dedicated" Bible Students who quit through the 1920s, to be replaced by newcomers in larger numbers, although Rutherford dismissed the loss of the original Bible Students as the Lord "shaking out" the unfaithful.

Research indicates that pharmacists are able to provide a positive benefit to smokers who want to quit through pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic interventions.

To reduce childhood exposure, parents should be educated and encouraged not to smoke, or if they already are smokers, to quit, through support in family planning and pre-natal health care and at schools.

Eventually, I got them to quit through a friend who knew a cousin of a Scoutmaster".

Britain's Jonathan Tiernan-Locke was 19th, five seconds adrift, while 2011 winner Mark Cavendish quit through exhaustion with 110km to go.

He added: "Tobacco is a legal product and consumers should be treated with respect, not vilified or forced to quit through extreme and often illiberal regulation".

DETROIT — General Motors expects to lay off thousands of factory workers after the number who voluntarily quit through a recent buyout and early retirement program fell short of the carmaker's target.

But he suffered bouts of depression, and he pursued strong and serious interests that had nothing to do with his film career: he was a political conservative and a passionate opponent of smoking, which he himself quit through hypnotism.

One such quality -- the ability to think critically -- is essential when deciding when to quit and when to push through.