Sentence examples for become disposable from inspiring English sources

This means high-tech gadgets soon become disposable.

In relovilles, "homes, subdivisions, office parks and even cities become disposable," Lindsay writes.

But, as with all fashion items, mobile telephones have also become disposable.

Puppies are so easy to get hold of that they have become disposable.

They are a forgotten population struggling to bring in enough income so they don't become disposable.

All those games, made for smartphones, sure are popular, and the financial picture improves when their sales are included, but they can be had for pennies and seemingly become disposable almost as fast as they are released.

With Snapchat, the self-portrait becomes disposable.

And that's part of the problem with plastic: it's so good and so cheap that it becomes disposable.

Perhaps because little was left to see, the site's history became disposable, like a skin that had been shed.

For the older black caddies, the situation is not without its bitter irony: when the prize money was modest, they were the standard; when the money became huge, they became disposable.

The west, he says, colludes, "as though they need an absurd figure to laugh at while making sure he meets their needs; after the cold war, they became disposable".