Sentence examples for generally discarded from inspiring English sources

"Skin on the head, neck, hands and feet was generally discarded".

Diane Redfern, who owns the Connecting service, said she generally discarded about 95percentt of the travel companion ads submitted, "either because they don't leave enough information for serious travelers or they're overtly sexual," she said.

Written anonymously (or with pseudonyms worthy of Bart Simpson, like A. Butt Ender or Free Loveyer), they were printed on poor-quality paper in pocket-size editions, distributed under the table and generally discarded soon after use.

Regrettably sepia ink is generally discarded during the fish process.

The remaining papers were analyzed and generally discarded.

These by-products have no commercial value and are generally discarded without treatment, causing environmental pollution.

But that was mistake No. 3. Irrespective of proof, Mr. Baker told us, courts generally discard such claims: "Judges tend to say, 'Is the work complete?

Since people generally can't hear anything above 20 kilohertz, the microphone software generally discards any signal above that frequency, although technically it is still being detected — it's called a low-pass filter.

Many are hooked by recreational anglers casting from the shore, who also generally discard or kill them as minor pests.

To be confident in identifying cases of intron loss, researchers generally discard poorly aligned regions [ 9- 11].

Parasitic organisms generally discard enzymatic and cellular machineries in exchange for resources from their hosts [ 19, 29].