Sentence examples similar to failed scrap from inspiring English sources
Samsung has warned that scrapping its failed Galaxy Note 7 handset due to safety concerns will burn a £1.9bn hole in its profits.
As such, no one wants to talk about the economic, social and political benefits of Samoa scrapping a failed system and starting a unique one of its own.
The retail world is littered with the scraps of failed celebrity clothing lines, the stars who tried to translate their own style into something we'd all love... but likely didn't.
The left doesn't need to try to salvage scraps from the wreckage of a failed political project.
"Doctors, MPs and disabled people all believe the tests should be scrapped so, instead of replacing the failed Atos with another profit-hungry provider, the government should bring the work in-house and invest in it properly".
Lagarde — I thought of him as François le français, paring apples with a penknife and likening aborted flights to failed love affairs — had jury-rigged the line by piecing in some scraps.
Those panicky moves, critics note, came after the company poured $2 billion into a high-speed Internet project, ION, only to scrap it in 2001, and after pulling out of Global One, its failed international venture with Deutsche Telekom and France Télécom.
Housing minister Kris Hopkins said: "As promised in the coalition agreement, this government has scrapped top-down Whitehall planning, including ending the last administration's failed so-called eco-towns programme which built nothing but resentment.
