Sentence examples for rather than abort from inspiring English sources

Tribelnig denied suggestions from Henry Blaxland QC of Garden Court, one of three lawyers representing the Mubenga family, that this payment structure meant he put Mubenga in danger by continuing with the deportation when Mubenga became agitated rather than abort the operation.

Oxygen may delay rather than abort CH attacks in some patients and has portability limitations [25, 26], and DHE may be associated with fibrosis (e.g. cardiac, pulmonary, pleural), ergotism, and chest tightness [26, 33].

Rather than abort the mission, Loring continued his diving run, aiming his disabled aircraft at the position and obliterating it, killing himself in the process.

The Senate Intelligence Committee must continue its work until it is completed, rather than aborting it upon Congress's recess.

The only things missing from this clean, airtight, entirely consistent argument are, well, all the dead babies in the Gosnell clinic — or the dead "precipitated fetuses," to employ the language Gosnell and his associates used to euphemize their practice of delivering and then "snipping" rather than aborting in utero.

It wasn't clear whether this was a critical appraisal of the play or whether the unfortunate audience member was simply out of sorts that night, but Anna Friel, who was singing at the time in her role as the Manhattan socialite Holly Golightly, must be congratulated for not missing a beat during her warbling – rather than aborting the performance and racing up the stairs to berate the miscreant.

It is remarkable that, in this type of mutant, the nodule organogenesis program, which is costly, is maintained rather than aborted through arrest of meristematic activity and prevention of further cell infection.

We have found that if we allow the patient to elevate their forehead temperature more than 2 degrees, or if they are worked too aggressively, it is more likely that this technique can have the side effect of causing rather than aborting a migraine.

Brian Lavery (NYT) FRANCE: HANDICAPPED BOY WINS SUIT France's highest court ruled that a boy with severe handicaps could demand compensation for being born rather than being aborted.

The same applies to 'Derailing', whereby if things don't go according to plan, perpetrators are forced to think on their feet and improvise 'off-script', entering into unplanned and hence riskier and less effective behaviour rather than totally aborting their mission.

In Ireland, however, women told that they are carrying live foetuses with fatal abnormalities routinely go to the UK to abort rather than wait weeks for their pregnancy to die, all the while growing bigger and trying to answer cheerful questions about the new baby without breaking into tears.