Sentence examples for that withdraws from from inspiring English sources

If one considers this as a genetic trait with an evolutionary advantage – this would be the person in a community who would be at the forefront of interpersonal interactions which may lead to conflict, as opposed to a personality type that withdraws from social interactions for fear of conflict/negative emotions.

We pretend that withdrawing from Afghanistan or Iraq will do the hearts-and-minds trick.

Philip Hammond, the foreign secretary, said that withdrawing from the convention was not on the table.

It was a fallacy that withdrawing from the EU would save us from the corporate power grab symbolised by TTIP.

The Texas petition, with 125,746 signatures, declared that withdrawing from the Union was "practically feasible" since the state had a balanced budget.

From the 6 firms that incurred a change in status, there were 3 firms that started to train apprentices and 3 firms that withdrew from training apprentices.

Whether the Iraqi units that withdrew from Ramadi received U.S. or Iranian training was not clear.

The three intervention households that withdrew from the study had chosen heat pumps.

There were already nine laboratories offering BRCA testing that withdrew from the market when Myriad enforced its patents [ 42].

From the measures available, the group of subjects who completed the study does not differ appreciably from the group that withdrew from the study.

Edema was defined as the presence of pitting edema at both ankles reported at any clinic visit, and individuals that withdrew from treatment due to edema were included.