Sentence examples for often disposed of from inspiring English sources

The original owners often disposed of their nationalist pieces after the war.

In fact, such cases, which most often involve indigent people facing bankruptcy or eviction, are often disposed of at nominal cost to a firm.

Other major issues are things that three decades ago were considered harmless and were often disposed of in the Danube Basin, such as heavy metals, pharmaceuticals, and microplastics.

The leftover liquid — a black fluid containing dissolved minerals and chemicals, known as sludge or slurry — is often disposed of in vast lagoons or through injection into abandoned mines.

Dredged spoil is less and less often disposed of by dumping out at sea, a practice that was once almost universal; instead it is used for the reclamation of land from the sea and foreshore.

On Wednesday, they had another shared experience, passing through two magnetometers on their way to the fourth floor of 346 Broadway, where court cases tend to move swiftly and are often disposed of with small fines or conditional discharges.

The booming cruise industry has added a further layer to marine life danger: the enormous ships pollute the water and often dispose of garbage right into the oceans.

The other stuff comes from day to day life, things like thermometers, dental fillings, etc. that we often dispose of in a very inefficient and costly way.

He says that after Harvey, people from across the country sent clothing — much of which wasn't a fit for the climate — and it took precious volunteer hours to sort through it and, often, dispose of it.

If the rods are not in the pool, one possibility is that they were mistaken for long tubelike radioactivity monitors that plant employees use and often dispose of in the spent fuel pool.

Larger funeral home franchises often dispose of unclaimed cremains ("in, for lack of a better word, a mass grave," says Shrader) after a year.