Sentence examples for going to be discarded from inspiring English sources

In a dish, it's just going to be discarded".

Once you drop it, any concept of professionalism in policing is going to be discarded".

It was important to them that the embryos were not just going to be discarded without any use being made of them.

The Guard said three specialists and a sergeant who admitted taking video game devices, a camera and other items believed the merchandise was going to be discarded, The Joplin Globe reported.

Democrats and others who had pushed for added research using embryos that were ultimately going to be discarded stepped up their criticism of the president and his allies for holding back science.

"We're well aware of the utilitarian argument, that [fetal tissue from elective abortions and embryos from fertility treatments] are going to be discarded anyway," says Tim Bloedow, spokesperson for the Campaign Life Coalition.

The hESCs proposed to be used are those that are going to be discarded---or, to use the pejorative, "killed" anyhow, and the entire so-called debate is whether to use those cells instead in hESC research.

In our particular case, the encoder selects which samples from x(n) are going to be transmitted with a rate of γ, and the rest will be discarded.

Disposing of uneaten food — even letting food go bad so that it has to be discarded — has been seen as something akin to a crime.

The frozen bait had to be discarded.

The normal play in clubs had to be discarded.