Sentence examples for to discontinuing from inspiring English sources
verb
To interrupt the continuance of; to put an end to, especially as regards commercial productions; to stop producing, making, or supplying something.
- They plan to discontinue that design.
If risks observed after lithium discontinuation relate directly to discontinuing lithium, this finding would appear consistent with a substantial literature documenting pronounced suicide risks upon lithium discontinuation (e.g., suicide rates up to 14-fold greater than during the preceding lithium treatment) [ 11, 12, 33].
The costs are related to discontinuing some businesses, consolidating plants and cutting jobs, Ziff Davis said.
A spokesman for Service Birmingham told GGC: "Our client, Birmingham city council, is asking us to revisit contractual commitments around offshoring with a view to discontinuing the initiative.
To that end, we're committed to discontinuing this terribly minor, insignificant operation that only fifty-three hundred ourour employees have been working on exclusively since 2011.
Everything from warnings to discontinuing certain styles like horizontal blinds with pull cords ending in a loop, to other fixes like a breakaway device, have been tried.
The company said it expected to record a "fairly sizable" revamping charge tied to discontinuing some operations at New Line in 2008, and cautioned that earnings would not reflect the full benefit until 2010.
Dr King refuses to discontinue the crusade.
One doctor says to discontinue Prempro immediately.
He's had to discontinue this recently.
The Miami-Dade County Schoolastard decided last month to discontinue class rankings.
The company's move to discontinue Scotchgard was voluntary.
