Sentence examples for withdraw abruptly from inspiring English sources

In the prophylaxis group (n = 17), patients received personalised preventive medication from day 1; the abrupt withdrawal group (n = 20 patients) received advice to withdraw abruptly the overused medication plus rescue therapy, whilst the controls (n = 19) received no preventive medication and no explicit advice to withdraw the overused medication.

But it is clear that the United States should not withdraw abruptly from Iraq.

And when asked what had driven her to withdraw abruptly in January, Ms. Kennedy deflected the question.

Another is the billionaire Mikhail D. Prokhorov, who situated himself as a candidate for middle-class liberals in the 2012 presidential election, but who seemed to withdraw abruptly from the political stage after that.

Opposition from a faction of uncompromising conservatives led House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Bakersfield), the prohibitive favorite to replace John A. Boehner as speaker, to withdraw abruptly from the race Thursday.

The black parish was eventually allowed to join, but withdrew abruptly last week citing what its fiery pastor, the Rev. Michael Pfleger, has described as "racist" treatment.

An opposition media group claimed rebel fighters Otaiba in Damascus suburbs feared a chemical attack after government forces withdrew abruptly and so donned gas masks.

Jeanne Greenberg, a former associate who became his partner in Deitch Projects, withdrew abruptly from the partnership two weeks before the gallery opened, for reasons that the legal settlement between them forbids either one to discuss.

Robert Karlsson withdrew abruptly on the eve of this year's British Open after experiencing the golf equivalent of an actor's forgetting his lines: every time Karlsson tried to take the club back on his swings during a practice round, he froze.

WASHINGTON — The presidential candidates withdrew abruptly from the campaign trail on Monday after advisers to President Obama and Mitt Romney concluded that it was impossible for them to continue electioneering in the face of a devastating storm threatening millions of people along the East Coast.

Indeed, many fear a replay of the early 1990s when, after the departure of Soviet troops from Afghanistan, the United States withdrew abruptly, leaving behind a cadre of fired-up Islamist fighters, and then imposed sanctions on Pakistan for its nuclear weapons program.