Sentence examples for as expendable as from inspiring English sources

Teeth: parts of her children, and yet not, as expendable as the tails of lizards.

And nobody knows how long Roman Abramovich, who has treated Chelsea coaches as expendable as paper tea cups, will back his new, young Portuguese team manager?

Besides the stomach-churning knowledge that as a final-round pick he was as expendable as a microwave dinner, America's battle against terrorism posed another potential problem.

In the coal company's mind, the lives of the strikebreakers were as expendable as the miners.

In the Saudi Arabia of coal, miners have been as expendable as the tree lines that stood in the way of the bulldozer.

The danger for Kelly is that the public might realize that he is as expendable as Giuliani was when because of 9/ll, he unsuccessfully sought to remain mayor for three more months in early 2002.

"I felt that I was one of the people who might have been expendable as far as the Conservatives were concerned, so nobody did anything to help me".

If the decision was made that truth was expendable as long as a greater purpose is being served, then filmmakers are guilty of a disservice to the public, the principals involved in the story and, ultimately, to Carter himself.

She has nothing against him but regards him as expendable.

As a result, she said, some patients may view such drugs as expendable.

And a child with a disability (fetal anomaly) should not be viewed as expendable.