Sentence examples for almost disposable from inspiring English sources

"With 3-D printers, you can now create almost disposable prototypes," he said.

Better screen sensors have also made it easier for manufacturers to create cheaper, almost disposable, pens for computer use.

Today, Apple's designers, like their competitors, make machines that are almost disposable: the screens crack; the processors become outmoded.

What I like about this is that we can test stuff very quickly because of the accessibility and cheapness of equipment; it's almost disposable tech now.

Chinese electronics companies, which drove down the price of DVD players to the point that they were almost disposable, are not being sold licenses to manufacture the Blu-ray players.

Flash drives were always something almost disposable.

But I love the idea of unique, almost-disposable MP3 players.

Primark, a fast-growing vendor of nearly disposable clothing, sells nothing on its website, relying on its 242 shops for almost all its sales.

It will mean more debt and almost no disposable income.

How about this $29 Dual SIM TV phone that is so cheap as to almost be disposable.

Even fast-food joints, which typically think of staff as almost as disposable as the cutlery, calculate the cost of replacing each one at more than $500.