Sentence examples for used to write off from inspiring English sources
The contested possession deficiency is a more compelling piece of evidence used to write off Hawthorn.
The largest tax deduction in the code, used to write off the cost of a company's health insurance for its workers, would be phased out over 15 years.
"People used to write off the elderly as if it were just too late to care," said Dr. Marcelle Morrison-Bogorassociateiate director of the Neuroscience and Neuropsychology of Aging Program at the National Institute on Aging.
Klein, a Republican who wasSuffolk county executive in the 1970's, said Republican leaders used to write off black communities as Democratic strongholds but have worked hard in the last 20 years to woo their support.
Back in 2004 Congress decided Section 179 can't be used to write off a vehicle costing more than $25,000.
Evangelical culture warriors used to write off progressive Christians as a numerically insignificant crew of heretics.
The company will be offering free roadside assistance to drivers, accounting for trips which can be used to write-off the mileage, and discounts at participating stores that drivers typically find dotting the rest-stops, highways and byways where the Roadie's road may take them.
I bet he made the right choice, and dispensing with the grounds for his decision makes for a cleaner tale, but Smith contradicts himself so often that historians used to write him off as a chronic liar, and Price might have said a bit more about the hazards he navigated, here and elsewhere, in taking Smith at his word.
This was used to write him off television due to a shoulder injury.
Portman's comment speaks to a long history of specific terms like "crazy" or "hysterical" being used to write women off and undermine their feelings and actions.
Later that year in November, The Miz and Morrison had another Falls Count Anywhere match, in which The Miz caused Morrison a scripted injury; this was used to write Morrison off WWE television as his contract had expired.
