Sentence examples for ditch a lot from inspiring English sources

Devised by a Canadian startup, the Minuum keyboard doesn't kill the Qwerty layout but does ditch a lot of redundant space so it can radically squash the keys into the bottom of the screen, as a "continuum of letters", where they take up a fraction of the space — leaving more room to see other stuff on screen.

To recap, Valeant and its cohorts have pioneered a business model that stands accused of ditching a lot of expensive research and development in favour of buying up old generic drugs that operate as virtual monopolies, then jacking the price up.

Not only did he assure fans that he had ditched a lot of the overuse of CGI that plagued the three Star Wars prequels, but so much of the content in that film is going to be the more well-loved stuff from the series: X-Wings, the Falcon, Han and Chewie, the remnants of Vader.

I passed fields of potatoes, hay and broccoli, and in a ditch near a lot filled with construction equipment, a model of Ceres that represented the asteroid belt.

Cubias ditched class a lot and got bad grades.

The field of implementing technical climate fixes, or geo-engineering, is full of controversy, and even those involved in researching the issue see it as a last-ditch option, a lot less desirable than constraining greenhouse gas emissions.

"They start ditching class, and a lot of them give up.

It has had no qualms about ditching unwanted borrowers, and a lot of its information-technology processing has been shifted to India.

Since then, the app has grown up a lot, ditching Twilio as a way to start text conversations and opting for in-app Instant Messaging.

"I dug a lot of ditches," he says.

I'd fish anywhere there was water; I fished in a lot of ditches where there was no hope of success.