Sentence examples for reason for abandon from inspiring English sources

During the final selection process, the major reason for abandon was not supplying enough information (n = 3).

He cited strains on his family life as a reason for abandoning his campaign for governor.

His reason for abandoning coach is simple: "Coach-class travel has become increasingly awful".

However, NBC Entertainment did not cite those complaints as a reason for abandoning the project.

But his main reason for abandoning Mr. Bush, he said, is that "I'm very disappointed with the Iraq war".

Immigration reform will stir up a hornet's nest on the right, providing doubting conservatives with yet another reason for abandoning the president.

All of this was greatly disturbing to those in the interior who had been nurtured in older traditions and saw no reason for abandoning their Shaivite-Mahayana values.

You suggest technology and government are in constant tension… The reason for abandoning the legislation [on superinjunctions] is that technology has made it redundant.

A more sophisticated argument against legalisation is not that the war hasn't been fought, but that its failure should not be a reason for abandoning it.

Of course, the unauthorised, free version is available, and frustration at this situation is an often cited reason for abandoning authorised markets and services.

And practical difficulties could never be sufficient reason for abandoning worship as an essential element of a child's educational experience.