abiding in a sentence
- The annoyance turned otherwise law-abiding individuals into tax cheats.
- A misdemeanor conviction to most law-abiding citizens is devastating.
- In the Skeens, Menzel discovered an abiding but quiet faith.
- Both sides have scrupulously abided by the terms of that agreement.
- No one has to abide by the rules, it seems.
- It's difficult to find abiding in a sentence.
- We believe in the democratic process and abiding by majority rule.
- But we were tax-paying, law-abiding citizens.
- The bank now says it will abide by the earlier offer.
- Most financial planners who specialize in investing abide by those ideas.
- Both sides are abiding to the rules of the 1994 season.
- He and his colleagues found that everything abided by their model.
- The new law will turn law-abiding citizens into criminals.
- We are, a majority of us, law-abiding.
- The FDA usually abides by its advisory committee's recommendations.
- The abiding impression produced by Clinton's inconsistency does not.