Sentence examples for jettison of from inspiring English sources

It was the big things that threatened him, though: the loss of routine and the awkward jettison of bad habits and old pals, the boredom, the claustrophobia.

The binding of the AHR to the Il-6 promoter results in jettison of HDAC1 (histone deacetylase 1) from the promoter, leading to increased NF-κB (nuclear factor-κB) occupation and acetylation.

That includes his jettisoning of Mejia.

Her ability to become Gloria was, no doubt, based in part on her jettisoning of another role: wife to Vadim.

The abrupt jettisoning of Maggie, Emma and Charles does, of course, force the reader to think about how writers invent characters.

But for Broyard to construct a white identity required the ruthless and cowardly jettisoning of his black family.

The Bucs had hoped to overcome injuries, the jettisoning of Keyshawn Johnson and other distractions to repeat as Super Bowl champions.

The jettisoning of "Sponsors of tomorrow" for "Look inside" is indicative of the elaborate efforts marketers make to ensure that their ad themes resonate with target audiences.

He added: "It's difficult to use in one small word the disembodying of a company, the jettisoning of its research.

They represent a rethinking of every single design element, a jettisoning of every nonessential component, in pursuit of a tiny, big-sensor camera.

The money from the sale would mean his emotional reparation in a way, and a jettisoning of his oppressed past and present.