Sentence examples for suggested abandoning from inspiring English sources

Sections of the People's party (PP) government have suggested abandoning Spain's relative decentralisation.

I suggested abandoning the match who wants to walk around in an electric storm waving a long piece of metal in the air?

Frustrated by the slow progress of trials, they suggested abandoning the placebo in favour of other forms of clinical trial that could fast-track treatments.

In the wake of the 1937 disaster, some scientists and engineers suggested abandoning lowlands to the rivers, but lawmakers and most residents denounced the idea as defeatist and unpatriotic.

Whitman, the third chief executive in two years, and who took over 11 months ago in a boardroom coup that ejected Leo Apotheker, who had suggested abandoning the PC business because it was too unprofitable, has been driving reorganisations, cost-cutting and job cuts to try to get the 73-year-old company back to growth and to recapture the innovation for which it became famous.

Because of the phrase's widespread misusage, academic linguist Mark Liberman has suggested abandoning it entirely.

Despite the myth built since, Keith did not suggest abandoning the campaign and evacuating the peninsula.

The coalition has mangled the legislation with so many concessions that even many reformers now suggest abandoning it.

Sugar's Health Effects No responsible nutrition expert suggests abandoning all foods and drinks that contain added sugars, caloric or otherwise.

Through June 29 Given the amazing developments in photographic technology and its use in art during the last decade or so, some suggest abandoning the distinction between painting and photography.

But if investors have the luxury of staying fully invested, Mr. Ratner doesn't consider the two main asset classes ugly enough to suggest abandoning conventional balanced funds.