(1) An attempt to persuade businesses not to abandon the area to inner-city deprivation
(2) However, the company doesn't want to abandon the practice, and hopes new technology will improve the return on investment.
(3) In addition, United's decision to abandon its workers' pension plan could reverberate throughout the industry.
(4) I intend to abandon this city voluntarily after completing a certain experiment.
(5) This time around, reckless abandon has given way to cautious and deliberate strokes.
(6) Her Juliet is delicate and gentle, her suicide a mix of restrained classicism and abandon .
(7) France were much quicker in setting up scoring chances but they squandered them with the reckless abandon of a gambler, certain the luck would hold all night.
(8) The results could be quite elegant, but sometimes lacked the feeling of abandon and adventure present in the music's greatest improvised solos.
(9) Have they made a strategic decision to abandon their nuclear ambitions?
(10) Three days of fog finally forced PGA officials to abandon the tournament.
(11) After months of madness in the house, they decided to abandon the place and move back to Philadelphia.
(12) I could no longer walk the plank or shoot down enemy fighters with the same reckless abandon .
(13) They had been forced to abandon the event u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510due to circumstances beyond our controlu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb.
(14) Consistency and cost issues were key in Whitworth College's decision to abandon outsourcing.
(15) We can't go wild and start attacking with total abandon .
(16) I am saying that we need to proceed carefully, instead of moving forward with reckless abandon .
(17) However, as a result of strong winds and driving rain, the team eventually decided to abandon the session.
(18) He plays with total abandon and can run right through block attempts.
(19) But no cabinet level decision to abandon offensive biological warfare was ever taken.
(20) They played and swam with the reckless abandon and joyfulness of three year olds.
