Sentence examples for didn't jettison from inspiring English sources

At least the NBA didn't jettison its postseason, like Major League Baseball did in 1994.

Every explained Friday why he did not jettison the friends he was with at the time of his arrest.

Don't jettison your mechanical engineering wizards couple them with some bright software developers so that you can do a better job of creating and extracting value.

The debate over whether a national bank should be established to assume the states' debts — Hamilton's farsighted invention — becomes an animated exchange, in which he emerges victorious by disparaging Thomas Jefferson: "Always hesitant with the President / Reticent — there isn't a plan he doesn't jettison".

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

Randall hammers home the fact that physics does not jettison its truths lightly, and that no one should expect that the advances in particle physics (such as at the LHC) are going to make the paranormal the new normal.

Mr. Levin respects Süssmayr's close connection to Mozart and does not jettison his work but sensibly improves on it, thinning, grooming and correcting, with a keen scholarly eye and an intuitive grasp of Mozart's idiom.

Attentive to the diverse contexts of production and consumption at issue in its archive, Split Screen Nation does not jettison close analysis of audiovisual form, but rather by seeks to refine the kinds of historical insight we might extract with it.

So why on earth didn't Cunningham just jettison his musical colleagues and opt for popularity?

The fundamental lessons from the debrief are to identify what worked in the decision-making process (and repeat it) and identify what didn't work (and jettison it).

However, they did not entirely jettison their 1980s influences as synthesizers percolated several songs.