Sentence examples for deemed disposable from inspiring English sources

But one can only say such a thing when those who look like them have not been deemed disposable by the state.

The official reason for unloading it is that senior executives in Alphabet, Google's holding company, had concluded (correctly) that Boston Dynamics was years away from producing a marketable product and so was deemed disposable.

The idea behind the program was to distribute 457,000 acres of desert in the western U.S. that the Bureau of Land Management deemed disposable.

That we have to urge people to say their names, to remember their names, as the shooter's name is etched into our collective psyche, makes vividly clear what we value as unforgettable, and that which we deem disposable.

"My insides are churning" A most sacred home in flames deemed worthless, disposable How?

I have found that some of the most beautiful items I have collected are often those deemed as disposable.

That's when it started to hit me, society has deemed fathers disposable, unnecessary in the process of parenting.

The viral video of Philadelphia police arresting two African-American men at Starbucks last week is yet another reminder that black lives in America are deemed to be disposable.

While Tronc deemed its European readership disposable, at least in the short-term, most major national U.S. outlets took a different approach, serving a cleaned-up version of their website or asking users for opt-in consent to use their data.

When leadership deems the truth disposable, we should vote for different leadership.

However, the acquisition costs of most of these devices and disposables used are deemed high and in many countries not reimbursed by the payer.