Sentence examples for failure to discard from inspiring English sources

East cashed his spade ace and should have continued that suit, dooming the contract, since West's failure to discard a spade suggested that he held the king.

A central question is whether the bias results from a failure to detect that the intuitions conflict with traditional normative considerations or from a failure to discard the tempting intuitions.

The F.D.A. found shortcomings in the way the Red Cross screens donors for possible exposure to infectious diseases, failures to swab arms properly before inserting needles, failures to test for syphilis and failures to discard potentially risky blood, among other deficiencies.

The problems, described in more than a dozen publicly available F.D.A. reports — some of which cite hundreds of lapses — include shortcomings in screening donors for possible exposure to diseases; failures to spend enough time swabbing arms before inserting needles; failures to test for syphilis; and failures to discard deficient blood.

Inputs in the spare parts stocking problem are decisions on (1) which components to repair upon failure and which to discard, and (2) at which locations in the repair network to perform the repairs and discards.

This is because our empiric estimates of the distribution of time to discard indicates that 100% "failure" occurs on the order of 50 to 60 days, while assays of oxytocin API have generally demonstrated much slower attrition of API under similar temperatures.

I think I also believed that having a new name would protect me from myself, allow me to discard my past and the expectations of failure that I had come to associate with my birth name.

He has to discard 'tons', he said.

And that is an invitation to discard.

Girls are encouraged to discard "girlish" things.

Or it could be something to discard.