Sentence examples for it expendable from inspiring English sources
Its passengers understood: In the eyes of the world, they were considered "less-than". Less valued, less significant, less human in a word, as one of the passengers once put it, expendable.
During those black September days two years ago, the Feds decided it was expendable and let it go, leading to America's biggest bankruptcy ever.
"It's expendable so you can't test it before you use it, and that's why it's so expensive".
I see this scene that looks like it's expendable.
And as for cab fare, it is expendable, because Koreatown is "right smack in the middle of everything," as Mark Hamrick, who lives at 372 Fifth Avenue, put it.
With the Rangers on a treadmill for the third straight year, Smith's judgment is now more than suspect; it's expendable.
Warren Templeton, Coburn's barrister in Auckland, said the British Government was furious because Coburn revealed that the patrol was callously abandoned; Coburn alleged that the SAS knew the patrol was in difficulty in Iraq but decided it was expendable.
As for a commercial driver's license, it seems expendable when the walking dead are banging on the cab door.
It was no longer considered part of Big Blue's core business which was shifting toward software and services because it was expendable and in danger of being shut down.
