Sentence examples for previously thrown away from inspiring English sources
Similarly, much industrial cogeneration harnesses waste heat previously thrown away.
There are jarring, tone-deaf scenes in which Tony, a man who previously threw away two glasses that had been used by African Americans, is suddenly an expert in black culture who introduces his employer to the joys of jazz and fried chicken.
While it's a simple and carefree waste solution, introducing a paid recycling model ultimately begs the question: Are people willing to pay a premium to recycle waste they previously threw away?
By keeping tabs on exactly what kind of food is being thrown out, the chef can adjust his orders of ingredients, but also improvise whole new menus based on what was previously being thrown away.
To achieve this, materials that previously would have been thrown away are recycled, repurposed or even designed out from the beginning.
"It was a nice parallel to the research that I did because it had to do with an important material being supplied to society and being able to take a byproduct, something that was previously viewed as waste and being thrown away, and give it value and create a solution by just redefining what is actually waste and what is not waste," Bustamante says.
A computer disc was found in an annexe at the back of the garden and when police asked about a laptop, Bradbury's wife said it had been thrown away two weeks previously.
The literature on responsiveness using effect sizes and other "inappropriate measures" should not be thrown away, but provides less evidence than previously thought.
