Sentence examples for are quickly discarded from inspiring English sources

These once loved things are quickly discarded.

The dye is either injected in the incubating egg or sprayed on the hatchling, and while poultry farmers say it is harmless, many people object, saying it turns live birds into holiday playthings that are quickly discarded.

Juggling too much means most of our goals are quickly discarded.

This suggests, in agreement with other studies, that the majority of gained genes are transient and are quickly discarded from recipient genomes (Tettelin et al. 2005; Hao and Golding 2006; Kuo and Ochman 2009; Touchon et al. 2009).

Even her book, she says, should be quickly discarded when it's no longer needed.

Gas was quickly discarded; within one year the progressive Paris Opéra introduced the new system.

Those recommendations were quickly discarded after the board solved its money problems by raising taxes on workers and employers.

It set up a unit called MAGIC Labs, which was charged with coming up with lots of ideas, even if most were quickly discarded.

Then one day we can't The Ladybird Book of the Mid-Life Crisis The idea of creating new illustrations was quickly discarded.

The conservancy considered converting the house into a museum, but Mr. Riggs said the idea was quickly discarded because "we didn't have the wherewithal to set up an endowment to fund a museum".

Anyone else swept up in the raid apart from Andrew Smulian, who witnessed the evolution of the case and who seemed most ripe for "flipping" and testifying against Bout— was quickly discarded.