Sentence examples similar to make it expendable from inspiring English sources

Downsizing and re-engineering made it clear that employees were expendable commodities, not valued resources.

The Saints have the rookie running back Deuce McAllister to return punts, making Morton expendable, and the Jets are deep enough at cornerback that Moreland was unlikely to have made it through next week's roster cuts.

McNabb lobbied for Vick, even though he had to know that Vick might make him expendable.

Then there are the well-compensated starters such as left tackle Jumbo Elliott, whose big salary and history of back problems could make him expendable.

Bush was the fifth or sixth option in the Saints' talent-gorged offense, but that didn't make him expendable: opponents have outgained the mighty Saints offense, 670 yards to 595, after two games, so a little slippage could pose problems.

While the departure of Andrew Cogliano in July 2011 made room for Brulé to move up the Oilers' depth chart at centre, the performance of Oilers rookies Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Anton Lander helped make him expendable.

That choice made him the favorite candidate for the job, but it also made him expendable.

That makes him expendable.

Enter Andrea Bargnani, a 7-foot power forward whose struggles with the Toronto Raptors in recent years made him expendable.

While Jeff Van Gundy has been pleased with Rice's play, the odd configuration of the Knicks' lineup makes him expendable.

That the Nets bought out Mutombo and made him expendable because they signed Mourning made the Knicks more grateful Monday night.