Sentence examples for making them disposable from inspiring English sources

For consumers, Mr. Cameron suggested, the big change will come when the cost of glasses drops to as little as a dollar, making them disposable.

I'm not going to make them disposable.

Film stock is famously perishable, and for many years movies were considered, even by the companies that made them, disposable commodities.

Some are so meaningless, we've made them disposable – as with apps like Snapchat.

The camera unit is so cheap to make that they consider them disposable — making them ideal for use in the medical world for things like endoscopy.

She just made them wear disposable overshoes.

The manufacturer of the spit hoods used in the UK boasts that one size fits all and that they are disposable after one use, making them very hygienic.

They can be seen on building sites, wearing identical work uniforms that make them look like disposable extras in a James Bond movie.

In contrast to petroleum based plastics, PHA's biodegradability in various natural environments makes them suitable as disposables for packaging, agricultural or medical applications (Williams and Martin 2002, Bucci et al. 2005, Markets and Markets, 2013).

Results showed that PVA/BCNC nanocomposite films plasticized with glycerol and crosslinked with boric acid showed appropriate mechanical properties that made them suitable as a disposable packaging film.

— Patrick Farrell The Japan Times: A growing number of sake producers are making styles aimed at young women, whose disposable income makes them a highly desirable demographic.