Sentence examples for quitting to accept from inspiring English sources

That's when Stephen Nill, chief financial officer of a Matrix-backed company called VideoServer that builds networks for video conferencing, announced he was quitting to accept the same post at then high-flying Furniture.com.com

He spent four and a half years at that job, and then, in the fall of 1945, when "Duffy's Tavern" was paying him $1000 a week, he quit to accept an offer of half as much again to join Paramount pictures as a writer producer.

After all, we tend to think people should work for their money, but as the Mincome experiment in Manitoba showed, most people who had jobs didn't suddenly quit to accept public funds.

After performing well in African races, he quit college to accept an offer to ride with a small team in Europe.

The prime minister's resilience is remarkable: few believe he will quit soon to accept a new role as an international financial regulator, as mooted in the British press this week.

She quit in February to accept a lower-paying job as a paralegal.

He had told them that he could "bring the government down" by quitting if he was forced to accept too many policies he disagreed with.

While smokers who were more motivated to quit were significantly more likely to accept and complete the intervention, motivated smokers were no more likely to actually quit than similarly motivated smokers in the control group as the intervention was equally ineffective regardless of patients' baseline stage of change.

It will please your boss, and make it easier for him to accept it when you quit to find a new job.

She and Dave Szczupak, who was in charge of manufacturing for the Americas, may be out of the door by the time thousands of other staff decide whether to accept to quit, too.

The former Belgium international quit Belgian side Waasland-Beveren to accept the Charlton job and take his first post in English football.