Sentence examples for considering discarding from inspiring English sources

"Equus October" was born out of a song that the band were considering discarding because they were never able to finish it until they entered the studio and changed their minds, wanting more material on the album.

She considered, discarding the shawl, matching the blouse instead with a pair of pinstriped trousers she had snatched from a nearby rack.

An exception to the rule: If you spill liquid on pillows or comforters, consider discarding them, to avoid hatching a mold colony where you sleep.

The woman considered discarding the painting to salvage its frame, but instead made an appointment to have it evaluated in July by the Potomack Co auction house in Alexandria, Virginia, said its fine arts director Anne Norton Craner.

Back then, a young, snaggletoothed Prime Minister took his family on vacations to Tuscany; he addressed the French National Assembly in French; and the country briefly considered discarding the pound for the euro.

In fact, Pinterest has even considered discarding this metric entirely, from what we've heard.

A low-speed moving scenario was considered (discarding any chances of Doppler spread effect), where a malicious user is approaching the static transmitter in the presence of an equally static legitimate receiver with a constant velocity for a time window : (4).

Therefore, we would consider discarding this concentration (1000 μM) in future studies.

The pain measurement scale was considered, discarding the item conforming the scale relating to pain interference with patient daily life, since these were evaluated by other questionnaires.

Let us consider the more realistic case where η3 is neither perfectly reflected in y5's values, nor so minimally contributing to y5 that the researcher should consider discarding y5.

Consider discarding duplicates or near-duplicates, too.