Sentence examples for considered jettisoning from inspiring English sources

Dr. Koplewicz said he had not considered jettisoning the campaign, but there was some discussion about dropping its two most controversial components: the autism and Asperger's ads.

H.P., which is the leading PC maker and is strong in consumer PCs, is considering jettisoning that business to concentrate on corporate software and services.

Given the tensions that have arisen over the years between the N.F.L.'s macho culture and women, team owners should consider jettisoning the eye-candy culture of cheerleaders.

That would probably be reason enough for Obama to seriously consider jettisoning Geithner as the face of his administration's economic policy.

IF you're worried all this Emily Post-style rule-mongering will squeeze the life out of your wedding toast, consider jettisoning the rules entirely to follow the example of Selma and Kenny Furst.

Tupac was too promising an artist for Interscope to consider jettisoning; but there was a compromise solution that might make it appear that Interscope was insulated from him, and the solution apparently made sense to everyone involved except Tupac.

The shifting demands, for example, may force already understaffed departments to consider jettisoning crime prevention tactics like community policing, which have been praised for contributing to the decade-long drop in crime but require considerable manpower.

Still, Brenner adds, it's far too soon to consider jettisoning AAV, given that other evidence suggests it's safe.

But even though the lie detector's greatest antagonist is a little kooky, there might be something to the idea that we should consider jettisoning polygraph tests.

It follows an old Apple pattern of embracing what's cool and progressive, and ruthlessly jettisoning what it considers antiquated.

It took several years for C.I. to take on its present shape and to jettison elements Kimball considered extraneous — book reviews, articles about New York chefs like Gray Kunz and Bobby Flay and Bittman's cantankerous wine stories.