Sentence examples for scrap something from inspiring English sources

Don't be afraid to scrap something, even if it's working right now.

No thoughtful person would denounce TPP when leading trade economists says it's, on balance, a terrific deal for the U.S. (OK, it needs some tweaks here and there, but you don't scrap something that is strongly in our country's interest. What we've learned from Trump is that he is good to his economic delusions.

So I pull back, or adjust or completely scrap something.

"There's this mentality that we can't fund anything new unless we scrap something else.

The leaflet, which also makes it a Plaid Cymru policy to see the Local Development Plan scrapped – something McEvoy has voiced in council meetings in recent weeks – says Plaid has exposed Labour's "lying ways".

The UK Overseas Electors Bill will also see the current 15-year limit on donating to political parties from overseas scrapped, something one Labour MP said would "increase tax haven billionaires' influence" on UK politics.

Plus, ultimately, scrapping something like Art History at school doesn't mean people can't go to university and study it anyway.

And this is an example of gentrification in its purest form; scrapping something that retains an edge in favour of council approved arts initiatives that won't mess up the curb or drown out the sound of street magicians.

And this is an example of gentrification in its purest form; scrapping something that retains an edge in favor of council approved arts initiatives that won't mess up the curb or drown out the sound of street magicians.

They want a big gesture: an ambitious council housing programme, renationalisation of the railways, scrapping Trident, something to grasp hold of – something that says: this is EdMilibandian.

Telecoms firms are scrapping over something else too: the wireless spectrum needed to carry voice and data services.Every so often, America's Federal Communications Commission puts up airwaves for auction.