Meaning of leaving in English

(Definition of leaving from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)

Examples of leaving

leaving
Perhaps this is because higher taxes are often used to fund a higher level of desirable government services, leaving citizens equally well or better off.
The reason for leaving them out is to avoid any possible circular influence on integration preferences.
The first places all inequality constraints directly into a logarithmic barrier, leaving only explicit equality constraints.
In general, the two extreme categories were defined first, leaving the middle category for the remainder of the sample.
This explanation is restricted, however, leaving out primary pathology of the cognitive processes in schizophrenia.
The efficiency of global search methods enables us to keep only small solution fragments, which leads to a larger neighbourhood leaving more room for improvement.
Since the treatments of the two cases are rather similar, we give the details only for the first case, leaving the second to the reader.
They went as far as leaving the meetings to show their discontent and ended up not attending them at all any more.
Leaving aside the possibility that these claims are hyperbolic, the book touches on issues of growing importance for research, policy and practice in children's services.
We hope that leaving any other motivation aside, this result can be of interest to people working in the area.
Leaving the remaining diagrams as exercises, we arrive at the following theorem.
We built it by extracting the lexical words in our training data, and leaving only these tags.
Four snails were excluded from the autocorrelation analysis because of short production period leaving 17 individuals for the analysis.
Leaving alone the question as to why this might happen, it seems useful to also produce some precise quantitative estimations of such suspected exaggerations.
After this scene, all optimism vanished, leaving the members thoroughly despondent.
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/ˌtɜːn əv ˈfreɪz/
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/ˌtɝːn əv ˈfreɪz/

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