Sentence examples for should it be abandoned from inspiring English sources

The scoping factors decide whether the CO2 flooding project will be economically and technically successful or should it be abandoned, if there is no financial gain.

And there is the question of what should replace the endorsement test if it is abandoned.

When a commitment to bipartisanship creates more problems than it solves, it should be abandoned posthaste.

Mr. Bush's tax plan shouldn't be scaled back; it should be abandoned.

Comres on the bedroom tax this weekend found opinions shifting fast: 51% now say it should be abandoned, 62% say no one should lose housing benefit unless they refuse to move to other suitable accommodation – and nine out ten think the sick and disabled should be exempt.

Nevertheless, he argues that there is no scientific basis for this belief and that it should be abandoned even if support for it can be found in the sacred literature.

It won't be completed until 2015, and some critics believe it should be abandoned as too risky for the Avandia-takers.

The Taxpayers' Alliance (TPA) is calling for a stamp duty cut in next month's Autumn Statement, claiming it "distorts the property market so much", and even government reviews have suggested it should be abandoned.

On Friday, in an interview with foreign newspaper and magazine reporters, he said that if the bombing did not achieve its objective of toppling the Taliban "within a certain duration," it should be abandoned in favor of a political strategy that would unseat the Taliban.

In response to this first version of the argument from the analysis of knowledge, some theorists (e.g., Luper 1984, BonJour 1987, DeRose 1995) have offered what might be called the argument from closure, which says that K has great plausibility in its own right (which Dretske acknowledges in 2005: 18) so it should be abandoned only in the face of compelling reasons, yet there are no such reasons.

"But we weren't saying it should be abandoned.