Sentence examples for was withdrawal from inspiring English sources
noun
Receiving from someone's care what one has earlier entrusted to them. Usually refers to money.
I think a lot of what we saw was withdrawal".
When Tony Dungy announced his retirement as coach of the Indianapolis Colts last month, his greatest concern was withdrawal.
Among the possible steps he mentioned to right the economy was withdrawal of Zimbabwean forces from Congo.
The alternative was withdrawal, "throwing in the sponge before the knockdown," and that would have "intolerable political, moral and psychological consequences," according to a military analyst for The Times.
The only intervention performed during the 3 months of follow-up was withdrawal of drugs known to increase fall risk.
The most common coping mechanism was withdrawal.
There will be withdrawal symptoms, but hang in there.
A sensible objective, Mr. McNamara told them, would be "withdrawal with honor".
One is withdrawal, which would bring on the tremors and also sweating.
The alternative is withdrawal and devaluation by the distressed members.
