Sentence examples for it would be discarded from inspiring English sources
I didn't want the old print, and asked the shop to get rid of it, assuming it would be discarded.
They were seen as something that you posted up, you handed out, you read it for the day or whatever and then it would be discarded, so that was these broadsides that I was talking about.
It requires phone and Internet service companies to retain "traffic data" -- information on their customers' phone calls, e-mail messages and Internet connections -- long after it would be discarded under current law, at the end of each billing cycle of one or two months.
In September 2012, the ministry concluded that also the second report was insufficient and that it would be discarded.
If we use a more stringent seeds setting, the resulting clustering will be smaller and the N50 will be shorter; and otherwise there will be lots of singleton clusters (only one read in it) that would be discarded.
Just as it seemed that Joe Cole would be discarded when the squad is cut to 23 names today the Chelsea player abruptly looked essential.
But of course, it stresses, all such guidelines would be discarded in the event of war or even a sudden increase in peacekeeping demands on more than one front.
"I take what would be discarded and turn it back into a beautiful recycled art form".
Donation was often considered to be "not a big deal" given that it involved the use of tissues which would be discarded anyway and was perceived as involving little or no credible risk [ 29].
It should have said that in a system of its reported efficiency, more than a gallon would be discarded for every gallon evaporated.
