Sentence examples for best discarded from inspiring English sources

The usually super-tough outermost layer is sometimes best discarded, but it's a judgment you have to make with each specimen.

I think it all goes back to the end of rationing and the slow demise of nose-to-tail eating, when growing affluence allowed consumers to pick and choose which parts of the animal were more desirable and which parts best discarded.

Lesions called 'atypical hyperplasia' are either hyperplastic or neoplastic but are not precursory in nature, and the term ADH is best discarded (suggested by van de Vijver and Peterse [ 5]).

One might think that the very low modulation frequencies would best be discarded completely in the AURORA-2 task, where transmission channel characteristics do not play a role.

It's best to discard the empties before serving.

It is best to discard this scenario quickly.

So West does best to discard a heart, and the club king wins in dummy.

Unless the target is a bright point source, it will usually be best to discard the time intervals with flares.

West would have done best to discard a diamond, leaving South to wonder if West had started with 1=5=4=3 distribution.

Playing him when not at his best and discarding him now when he is seems an absurd thing to do: historically he takes wickets at a faster rate than anyone in the team.

Rather like the old East German system, and like the Chinese success at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, the system depends on recruiting and training kids by the hundreds, promoting the best and discarding the rest.