Sentence examples for once discarded from inspiring English sources

Instead, they're treated as concepts once discarded but worthy of reconsideration.

It is made from precious petroleum, after all, and once discarded in landfills and oceans, it takes centuries to degrade.

Once discarded, shrilk breaks down in just a few weeks — and even releases rich nutrients that support plant growth.

Once discarded by local fishermen, monkfish, also known as anglerfish and by the French name lotte, is becoming a familiar item in restaurants and markets.

That's the driveway where someone once discarded an entire wormery: four stories of perforated plastic through which my compost worms now romp happily among apple peelings.

Meanwhile, nearby Nicaragua, which was once discarded as a possible canal thoroughfare because of the perceived earthquake and volcanic risk, is trying to rekindle its 19th-century dream.

For once, a discarded sheet provides inspiration.

Because of the caching mechanism within a Stream, the compute_rest function is only ever called once, then discarded.

For example, both have been treated for prostate cancer, and both once collected discarded horse-racing tickets at tracks in their younger days.

Given the current value of these prints, it seems almost inconceivable that they were once routinely discarded at many newspapers because there was no room for them.

One aim is to engineer enzymes that can replace the harmful heavy-metal catalysts used in chemistry today, which must be mined from the earth and, once used, discarded as toxic waste.