Sentence examples for could not discard from inspiring English sources
As it was, Ferraro could not discard for fear that East would win and give his partner a club ruff.
Twice, I have treated women who lived amid clutter because they could not discard the detritus of daily life, be it magazines or pay slips.
They could not embrace Thatcherism, because it lost elections for them, but they could not discard it, because it was their intellectual lodestone.
Therefore, we could not discard the possibility of the relationship between increased EMPs and lung destruction.
Additionally, we could not discard that these proteins are the intracellular forms of TvLEGU-1.
However, we could not discard the possibility of TTR synthesis by these cells of myenteric plexus, especially when TTR production in colon was already previously suggested [ 30].
But since architects of Capon's generation couldn't discard their culture, it also had reminiscences of Tuscan holidays and of the English picturesque.
At his mother's death, he regretted those habits of ingratitude, writing to inform his sister that he and his mother hadn't shared "anything in common except a relentless stubborn quality," but that nevertheless he couldn't discard any of her things because, oddly, he appreciated the way "she clung to the end to all things that would remind her of moments of snatched happiness".
ESTs that could not be grouped into a unique gene structure in one cluster were discarded.
The Singaporean government banned Wired upon the publication of the issue, and the phrase "Disneyland with the death penalty" became a byword for bland authoritarianism that the city-state could not easily discard.
