Examples of forsaking

• These attachments were not infrequently given as the reason for postponing or forsaking plans to emigrate.

• The small suburb, conveniently located on a transport crossroad, turned into an urban centre of finance, commerce and manufacturing, gradually forsaking its 'garden city' characteristics.

• One approach is to aggressively expand the innate feature set to account for all phonetically natural classes, while forsaking unnatural classes.

• Are agent researchers forsaking relevance for rigor?

• People are forsaking their farms because no market can be found for their fruit and wines.

• That is happening in the educational world at this moment, and it is forsaking all our history.

• By having these requirements in primary legislation, we would be forsaking any flexibility to meet information needs which may change over time.

• Tonight we are forsaking and making destitute a plantation.

• It means forsaking the cause.

• It appears that some people are forsaking the reality of sharing in political power and influence for what seems to be the façade of resentment and demagoguery.

• Since doctors seem to be forsaking conventional treatment for prescription by telephone, the practice could develop systematically over the years and might not be just an emergency procedure.

• He should not be termed a coward, for forsaking his wife.

• Going to such heights such as forsaking his family's wishes to keep them content.

• They were anti-naturalistic in content and style, forsaking external drama for a symbolic expression of the inner life of the characters.

• Baptism of the polygamously married converts without their forsaking the second wife.