Having expendable income means not having debt.
In a crisis, it is possible to regard parts of the human anatomy that would otherwise seem all-important as expendable, if it means that a life can be saved.
If your favorite action star isn't in "The Expendables 3," that means they were either in a previous "Expendables" feature (hey, Jean-Claude Van Damme) or they don't actually exist (sorry, McBain).
Steady economic growth and an expanding middle class mean more expendable income kicking about, and new restaurants are opening all the time.
Intended for ages 4 to 12, the program "Medieval Children" will show that while oblate life was "in essence going to college," peasant existence meant being "expendable labor" from an early age.
Equipment means tangible, non-expendable property acquired with Federal assistance funds, that has a useful life of more than one year, and an acquisition cost of $5,000 or more per unit (though, consistent with a recipient's own equipment policy, lower cost limits may be established).
In each case, the central question has been what exactly do America's national lands represent: Are they expendable, tradeable, and now, salable resources meant to be made private for the sake of progress and individual gain?
"It's a working-class neighborhood and a service neighborhood," said Simone Sindin, chairwoman of Manhattan Community Board 4. "The fact that there are garages, carpentry shops or auto showrooms does not mean that they are expendable".
He became expendable this week when the Panthers signed Natrone Means to a one-year contract.
Meanwhile, though, both he and Angela are sort-of sleeping with the enemy, which in the male-dominated world would normally mean the woman would become expendable.
