Sentence examples for therefore abandoning from inspiring English sources

Still, these organizations cannot ensure the quality of their products; therefore abandoning customers in uncertainties.

Nicholas D. Kristof argues that staying in Iraq would save "hundreds of thousands of children over the next decade" and that withdrawing and therefore abandoning them would be inhumane.

Therefore, abandoning nationalism -- even a civic form thereof -- as nothing more than a disease means that we progressives abandon Americanness to our political opponents.

Must we, therefore, abandon science and study only morals?

Kahn therefore abandoned the safety play in hearts.

Lawmakers should, therefore, abandon this ineffective and, possibly, harmful regulatory approach and look elsewhere or … do nothing.

He has therefore abandoned the idea, and is thinking of another way to represent being "chosen" on screen.

The stage thus set, the English decided that the French Indian trade was too powerful to be left alone; the neutrality of previous years was therefore abandoned.

They should therefore abandon the convention of thinking through all their options before choosing a single one, and experiment with a number of strategies that are feasible even if they are unsure of the implications.

Competition with painting in illusionistic and coloristic refinement was therefore abandoned; emblēmata gave way to decorative elements distributed over the floor in one large overall pattern or to figure compositions taking the full floor plane; and polychrome gave way to monochrome mosaics (which may have been easier to produce).

The parapatellar approach was therefore abandoned for the transpatella-ligament approach.