Sentence examples for may have discarded from inspiring English sources

The artist may have discarded it, dissatisfied with his achievement.

I may have discarded the idea had nothing else gone wrong in 2007 and 2008.

The spaceships seem to be connected by a grid of bolted cables, an idea that NASA may have discarded.

This led to speculation that Abdeslam, whose mobile phone had been traced to that area, may have discarded the belt rather than carry out an attack.

This manifests itself as a sense of intelligent urgency rather than law-giving, but while the Scottish dominie may have discarded the tawse as a teaching aid, he or she still means you to take notice.

Americans, meanwhile, may have discarded some French wines, but there appears to be a failure to connect their anger over French opposition to the Iraq war and their attitude toward brands from France.

Hamilton starts with Howard Odum and his phonograph cylinders in the 1910s (he may later have discarded the recordings because the actual songs didn't harmonise with his folk theories) and goes coolly through to James McKune, a recluse dwelling in a YWCA room in the 50s with 300 old discs under his bed, each selected for the purity and obscurity of their performers, where they were audible at all.

What should West have discarded?

People have discarded vegetables from backyard gardens.

Some targeted agents may have been discarded because of the use of inappropriate traditional endpoints during their development.

Where construction activities are concerned, Zero Waste Scotland thinks of zero waste in terms of what purpose other industries may have for discarded construction materials.