Sentence examples for resigned more than from inspiring English sources

State Treasurer Thomas Ravenel resigned, more than a month after he was indicted on a federal cocaine charge.

Cadena draws a policeman's salary of 4,800 bolivares (£460 at the official rate, or just £40 unofficially), and sounds resigned more than angry at his situation.

In April, CIRM's president, Zach Hall, resigned more than a month before his planned June departure following a contentious meeting over a new $222 million facilities grant program (Science, 27 April, p. 526).

The Vatican has made a Roman Catholic bishop resign more than 18 months after a female university professor accused him of sexual abuse while performing an exorcism.

The year after she was forced to resign, more than one in five adults here were out of the workforce, either through unemployment or long-term sickness.

Older patients resigned more often than younger ones.

The Tar Heels' defensive coordinator, John Blake, resigned and more than a dozen players were suspended because of problems with agents and academics.

One point in that version's favour: Murdoch has also resigned from more than a dozen other News Corp boards in the US, India and Australia.

The chief executive of MySpace China, the social networking site, has resigned slightly more than a year after bringing the site to China, people briefed on the matter said Monday.

Trapped in a grim cell at one point, he radios the Angels for help describing his position: "It looks like Cher's bedroom!" But very often Murray looks resigned, and more than a little out of it.

However, Euronext, the merged French, Belgian and Dutch exchanges, was said to be preparing a "white knight" approach.See article: London's troubled stock exchangeEvan Greenberg, chief executive designate of AIG, an American financial services group, resigned, forgoing more than $25m in options and other perks.