Sentence examples for being discarded with from inspiring English sources

But this too is being discarded, with a new fiscal-masochism strategy as Clegg describes to the Guardian "bold and even savage cuts".

This shows that a large amount of batteries are being discarded with the residual waste, whereas WEEE seems to be collected relatively successfully through the dedicated special waste collection schemes.

The uproar that followed resulted in Ahrends' design being discarded, with a new wing by architects Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown completed in 1991.

Nearly everything we come into contact with is met by a "yeah, not bad that," and immediately consigned to the gargantuan list of things that were briefly experienced before being discarded with nary a second glance.

Babble.com, a parenting magazine and blog network, reports that instead of being discarded with the rest of the medical waste after birth, some hospital sell foreskins on to third parties, and that "companies will pay thousands of dollars for a single foreskin".

The vowels remain unpolished and prepositions are discarded with joyful abandon.

If West had discarded differently on the the third round of trumps, South would play the suit that was discarded with similar effect.

But it wasn't until five or six years ago that she learned that the bulbs contain mercury and shouldn't be discarded with household trash.

"Jang Song-taek, the most needed now, will become the first to be discarded with a titular post once Kim Jong-un is comfortable with his power.

His career had stalled in Bavaria, where he began as a youth with Bayern Munich and was discarded with barely a taste of first-team opportunity.

"We treat the unborn as a thing, a desensitized, dehumanized, depersonalized thing to be discarded with the other junk," said Representative Henry J. Hyde, Republican of Illinois and one of Congress's chief abortion opponents.