Sentence examples for can't jettison from inspiring English sources

We can't jettison our grandfather's past without taking personal responsibility for ours".

The clever crime writers working today tend to use the genre to look at the wider society (Henning Mankell's Wallander being the obvious example), but they still can't jettison the essential template.

It can't be jettisoned simply because we can so easily communicate across borders.

He's just got to make sure he doesn't jettison too much of what makes a Porsche a Porsche.

You can't just jettison the Top Gun global rules of engagement.

But I can't simply jettison Rigaud and Cavalletto, nor all the other minor characters, Plornish the plasterer, Pancks the rent collector, Casby the slum landlord and his flirty daughter Flora, the terrifying Mr F's Aunt, the Meagleses, the Barnacles, the Chiverys, the Merdles, the Gowans, the Ruggs..

We can't simply jettison Adam and Eve as real, historical people.

At the same time, Paul can't completely jettison the far-left and far-right positions that have made him a hero to the substantial number of Republican libertarians who made up his father's base.

"The old model of the young faculty member who goes out and establishes his or her name with a theory and publishes a bunch of papers,... a person just can't do that without jettisoning their quality of life".

Fans of Barbara Pym, who are celebrating her centenary this year on both sides of the Atlantic, still can't believe that British publishing jettisoned one of the most original and endearing voices of her time.

I don't know the inside story, so I can't be certain that the jettisoning of this notoriously conservative Canadian constitutes political self-censorship.