Sentence examples for as it discards from inspiring English sources

Of course, fashion fetishises trends as quickly as it discards them, but part of the joy of combining a dress-code with fashion is in searching for new combinations.

The performance of the ADP controller is usually obtained by long training periods because the data usage efficiency is low as it discards the samples once used.

Series star Lance Henriksen, who portrayed Black, felt that this change was unnecessary and damaged the series, as it discarded the work that had been done to "build up" the Group in previous seasons.

In "Lemon Haired Ladies," she wrote about an older woman pining for a younger man: Whatever you give me I'll take as it comes Discarding self-pity I'll manage with crumbs.

A similar trip, made in the opposite direction, probably put the rocket stage in a solar orbit in the first place, as it was discarded by NASA in an elongated Earth orbit in late 1969.

These studies were carried out under an exempt protocol with no consent required from the subjects as it is discarded tissue used without any personal identifying information.

In most instances, such an adjustment results in smaller cooked weights, as it incorporates discarding inedible material (e.g. bones, skin, cores etc)., which would inflate the size of the dietary GHG estimates reported here.

When the card arrives in the mail, it comes in a nondescript envelope with no name along with its return address (which almost saw it discarded as junk mail, I have to admit).

For now, Keynesian theory has so many exceptions that we might as well discard it.

Just as war has shaped human social institutions for millennia, so has it discarded them as the evolving technology of war rendered them useless.

ThinThread processed information as it was collected — discarding useless information on the spot and avoiding the overload problem that plagued centralized systems.