Sentence examples for which to discard from inspiring English sources

Increasingly that includes the executives charged with deciding which shows to retain and which to discard.

Senators huddled to decide which amendments to debate and which to discard, and to lay the groundwork for a final vote, which could come late on Thursday.

Note that after West won with his king, South had a ruffing finesse available in diamonds to establish a winner on which to discard his club loser.

Inputs in the spare parts stocking problem are decisions on (1) which components to repair upon failure and which to discard, and (2) at which locations in the repair network to perform the repairs and discards.

Only by collapsing years or even decades into a single point can Kramer depict a landscape in which, once upon a time, "the people themselves" decided which court decrees to accept as part of their history and which to discard.

The tally of overseas absentee ballots by county officials across Florida today yielded rampant confusion, partisan wrangling over which votes to count and which to discard, and widespread uncertainty about the rules on what makes for a valid ballot.

Even for a team with deep pockets, putting together a championship team is daunting: combining farm-team prospects with free agents, knowing which pieces to discard and which to add without destroying the chemistry.

As we sleep our brain unconsciously sorts through our daily experiences, associates them with other memories, and decides which ones to discard and which to keep.

How do you select which species to "save" and which ones to discard?

With breath of fire and meditation you will know which ideas to focus on and which ideas to discard.

If you do need to choose which candy to let your child keep and which candy to discard, favor candy that is considered to be less harmful than other candy, such as gummy bears, liquorice or jelly beans.