Sentence examples for that dropping out from inspiring English sources

Mo Elleithee, a spokesman, said that dropping out of the race was not discussed.

Those powers, plus the freedom from political blocs and their agendas that dropping out of the race provides, could help him push through a real ethics reform package.

Runners know that dropping out not only eliminates their team from contention, but also bars them from being seeded next year.

Havrilesky argues, however, that this dream feeds a delusion; "that isolation is the most honorable choice, that dropping out... is somehow more valiant than working slowly to reform, to collaborate, to hope for better".

State Representative John M. Zerwas, Republican of Simonton, an anesthesiologist who wrote the bill authorizing the health commission's Medicaid study, said early indications were that dropping out of the program would have a tremendous financial ripple effect.

It is worth remembering, too, that it was in this period that "dropping out" acquired for many of the young -- and most especially, perhaps, for the offspring of the comfortable middle class -- the status of a moral imperative.

The higher the costs, the more that drop out".

Burnquist, who was one of those that dropped out, called the design "not so super".

"The companies that drop out will give the others a chance to become more robust in this difficult economic climate".

It's a tough sell, raising funds for a cause that dropped out of everyone's consciousness three years ago".

El Bolsón no longer looks like a town of gingerbread chalets that dropped out of a Swiss sky.