Sentence examples for slightly disposable from inspiring English sources

Pop music by nature is slightly disposable and innocuous, yet it doesn't need be so flat and anonymous.

Taxpayers already knew that they would receive permanent rate reductions in a few years; the only new development is that they will have slightly more disposable income from 2003 through 2005.

Ben Patashnik from NME felt that it was "slightly too disposable".

At first they were usually washable, but now they are generally disposable and slightly lubricated.

Spanish households are expected to save 12.9% of their disposable income, slightly more than their French and Italian counterparts.

These can be slightly more expensive than disposable diapers, but are much better for the planet if you care to use them.

It makes people who spend their lives creating disposable luxuries feel slightly virtuous, or at least more rugged than they feel while wearing stilettos.

One of the reasons for GAVI's success was that AD syringes were only slightly more costly than standard disposable syringes at the time of evaluation.

Just like a regular pair of underwear has one side slightly deeper than another, these disposable pants have this same feature.

However, an in-depth study from the Environment Agency (pdf) found that the total impact on global warming could be slightly higher for washables than for disposables.

Household disposable income has also increased slightly in real terms, with living standards now higher than they were at the last general election.