Sentence examples for are considered expendable from inspiring English sources

These items are considered expendable items and their disposition shall generally be at the discretion of the owning department's dean or chair.

In sum, an investigation would reveal that for Israel, it does not matter that Palestinians protest; our lives are considered expendable.

But in Baghdad, Italian hostages have complained to journalists that they feel they are considered expendable -- "like empty bottles you throw away after drinking the contents," one man was quoted as saying two weeks ago.

Levies in New Orleans were poorly maintained and constructed near poor Black communities resulting in massive flooding after Hurricane Katrina because Black lives are considered expendable.

Environmental racism places the urban poor near landfills and factories that cause increased rates of cancer and other diseases because Black, and even poor lives, are considered expendable.

That is what we need in these times where black bodies are considered expendable, where police brutality is implemented and justified, and where reconciliation has yet to occur between communities.

Women's health care is considered expendable in budgetary negotiations.

He was considered expendable by the Cowboys, but is expected to anchor a Dolphins defense that will switch to Parcells's preferred 3-4 defense.

Some people at the meeting said this was a clear sign the government had forgotten the toll the accident had taken on their lives; the sense of being considered expendable ran through much of the hearing.

The "Daily News" ran a story stating that this Communist hero was the grandson & son of Russian princes, and that he was sent on this perilous journey because he was considered expendable by the Communists.

I also talked to five brothers (ages three to 16) about their fears of the police, and I couldn't help question why their brown boyhood is considered expendable while a character like Mason's is so beloved.