Sentence examples for start relinquishing from inspiring English sources
Education was addressed, for example, in a news story run by Reuters, though in cautionary terms: "As it is, Skloot said scientists fear logistical headaches if they start relinquishing control and giving out a lot of information to the general public.
There are examples of Keegan's capability in Michael Owen, in Obafemi Martins, who opened the scoring and in Habib Beye and Joey Barton, starting to relinquish the shackles.
Some bosses scored badly even though they had started to relinquish pay and/or bonuses to make amends for a company's bad performance.
Coach Fabio Capello's remodeled team took control of the game from the start and never relinquished it.
Button beat his teammate Lewis Hamilton, the pole sitter for Sunday's Australian Grand Prix, off the start, and never relinquished his lead over the 58-lap contest.
She landed a huge vault to start off and never relinquished the lead.
The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association has accepted a lower starting salary and relinquished one personal day.
In Corbisiero's absence, Harlequins loose-head Joe Marler is likely to regain the starting role he relinquished to the London Irish player in the autumn, with Saracens' Mako Vunipola the other alternative in the elite squad.
Brody's immersion in roles is well-known – he lost vast amounts of weight for The Pianist (he was hardly chubby to start with), not to mention relinquishing his home and his relationship, he bulked up for Predators and took a part with virtually no words in M Night Shyamalan's The Village.
Pulis has developed his team into such a formidable proposition that even when the Premier League champion, Manchester United, relinquished its perfect start at Stoke's Britannia Stadium last week, Manager Alex Ferguson seemed relatively content to have escaped Staffordshire with just a point.
How can leaders start down this more productive road, relinquishing formal "do it because I'm the boss" authority for the moral authority of a humble leader?
