Sentence examples for disposable to make from inspiring English sources

But he had hundreds of millions of dollars of capital at his disposable to make that happen.

If I add in the consideration of the chemicals and compounds that I cannot pronounce that also go into disposables to make them super absorbent -- well, can I just say "yuck"?

This person used a disposable scalpel to make a tiny prick on Browning's back, then used his fingers to squeeze the area until blood came out.

Boulger argued that those borrowing the largest amounts could typically afford to take the largest income multiples, as they have proportionately more disposable cash to make repayments.

"Each [vampire] has a particular method," he says (his own recipient used a disposable scalpel to make a tiny prick on Browning's back, then squeezed the area until blood came out).

While practicing in Miami in the 1960s, he tinkered with a disposable device to make biopsies easier.

Maybe it's because men are more likely to have the time, confidence and disposable income necessary to make a band happen.

(Recent articles have included "Disposable Income: How to Make a Quick Buck on the Treasures — and Trash — in Your Closets" and "Simple Till 6: An Eating Plan for Busy People").

Is there enough disposable income available to make them profitable?

Wear disposable rubber gloves to make sure dyes do not get on your clothing or make a mess.

Because it made disposable pens and disposable razors, the company decided it would be a good idea to make disposable women's underwear.