Sentence examples for important scrap from inspiring English sources

The most important scrap centres on interest rates.

On other days, a whole cache of potentially important scraps is found.

And also so I will stop making what my brother calls "Memento" (from the movie) notes-to-self on gum wrappers, the side of my hand or some very important paper scrap, like my taxi receipts.

A number of rich countries discourage poor people from marrying or cohabiting by cutting their benefits if they do.Even more important than scrapping foolish policies is retooling the educational system, which was designed in an age when most men worked with their muscles.

To the fury of the Germans, that opened the door for a newly confident GM, which had emerged from bankruptcy and had never really wanted to sell such an important asset, to scrap the deal with Magna.

Amy Mount from Greener UK, an environmental lobby group, said: "This wish-list shows that a hard-Brexit pivot away from the EU in favour of the US would mean pressure to scrap important protections for our environment and food quality.

But the soaps are too important to be scrapped.

Domestic spending has been spurred partly by the government's stimulus package, but probably even more important was the scrapping of restrictions on bank lending late last year.

Committing to 2 per cent would also provide him with cover to pursue one of his most important personal causes, scrapping the Trident nuclear deterrent, an issue he has campaigned on for nearly 50 years.

Important sources of tin scrap are used bearings, solder alloys, or bronzes.

It is concerning that these consequences may have been a factor in the decision to scrap this important work.