Sentence examples for will to abandon from inspiring English sources

What is less apparent, perhaps, is that the will to abandon the public way is not some failure of understanding, or some nearsighted omission by shortsighted politicians.

Yet the Army also has a clear historical record of lacking the will to abandon its policies of using dangerous Islamist militias, including some affiliated with Al Qaeda, as proxies in its regional competition with India).

How tragic that despite the clear feasibility of American-made fuels, even including discarded deep fryer grease ("On This Freedom Ride, Fuel Comes From the Fryer," news article, Dec. 27), the key branches of our federal government lack the political will to abandon petroleum in favor of renewable, agriculturally based energy sources.

Delius died before this provision could be legally effected; according to Fenby, Beecham then persuaded Jelka in her own will to abandon the concerts idea and apply the royalties towards the editing and recording of Delius's main works.

Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina said Thursday Trump told him he'd be "willing to abandon strategic patience and use pre-emption" if negotiations were to fail.

That changes when he meets a girl who makes him "willing to abandon everything and everyone, including his own family, and escape with her to a better life".

Consequently, the country with farther wells will ultimately produce more gas, encounter more pressure decline and will have to abandon the reservoir sooner than the neighboring producer.

We will have to abandon some areas".

A number of American will have to abandon their property.

Users whose expectations are unmet by the interface will tend to abandon it.

To be a successful public company these are precisely the qualities it will have to abandon.