Sentence examples for be easily discarded from inspiring English sources

The Broncos will not be easily discarded.

The presidential candidates know the state, flush with delegates, cannot be easily discarded.

That sounds pretty, but it's a kind of goal that can be easily discarded when running a for-profit business.

But then Bresnan cannot be easily discarded, not least because England have won all the 10 Tests in which he has played and his batting and multi-purpose fielding bring an extra dimension.

Does the fact that more than half of all marriages end in divorce suggest that family ties are now weak enough to be easily discarded or, no less plausibly, that they are not strong enough to bear the weight of our demands and expectations?

He found huge matinee-idol success early on, in the Gielgud roles of Hamlet and Richard II, though his patrician veneer and noble bearing could be easily discarded, as he showed to devastating effect in 1963, when he played Bill Naughton's Alfie at the Mermaid theatre, the role that became Michael Caine's calling card on film.

Human beings who are easily discarded when our only response is to draw up lists of problems, strategies and disagreements.

"Human beings who are easily discarded when our only response is to draw up lists, problems strategies and disagreements".

Morality and human rights are wheeled out when they support state interests, and are easily discarded if they create real or imaginary imagined constraints.

Musical compositions, electronically recorded more recently also electronically produced and distributed as salable items by mass-oriented corporations, have attained the status of physical objects that are easily discarded and replaced.

If the routing path is unstable, packets are easily discarded during the period of forwarding, which may cause repetitive transmission, and thus, transmission efficiency and system throughput are reduced.