Sentence examples for which quit from inspiring English sources

Its share price, like those of most South African banks, has soared in the past few months, thanks to bumper profits and a rosier economic outlook.Most observers think that Barclays, which quit South Africa in the apartheid years, will get its way quite soon.

Marks & Spencer, which quit continental Europe in 2001, is planning another overseas push.

Ono also apparently wouldn't accept PR counsel from Fleishman-Hillard, which quit the account early in the crisis.

It could follow fellow contractor Fujitsu, which quit a similar £1bn contract to install systems across the south of England and the West Country three years ago.

After they broke up, Seeger joined the Weavers, which quit playing in 1952, after an informant told the House Un-American Activities Committee HUACC) that 3 of the 4 Weavers, including Seeger, were Communists.

"There is no doubt that there will be an erosion in sovereignty," said John Gormley, the leader of the Green Party, which quit the government coalition on Monday, after Mr. Cowen accepted the European Union package.

For Tom Marsden, CEO of Saberr, a startup that uses data science and algorithms to predict the performance of potential hires, the U.K. suffers from a classic skills gap problem, which quitting the EU will only exacerbate.

Next the research midwife delivers the first session of behavioural support to the participant during which a quit date which is within 2 weeks when they will start using transdermal patches is agreed.

which she quit after just eight days.

After which he quit for third time.

But after that, the rate at which people quit smoking began to slow.