Sentence examples for which was discarded from inspiring English sources

The failure to place the second kidney, which was discarded, confounded Ms. Duncan.

However, the Bookseller's Philip Stone said Room was still being outsold by Christos Tsiolkas' suprise hit The Slap, which was discarded by the Man Booker judges at shortlist stage.

The 1964 Constitution from the monarchy era, which was discarded after the king's ouster in 1973, is being used until the new document emerges, specified that courts should turn to Hanafi jurisprudence, the Sunni school followed here, when there was no applicable law or constitutional provision.

We also could not get access to small amount of the raw data in a few datasets, which was discarded.

The number of cells in the 24 h-old biofilm suspensions, which was discarded before biofilm washing step, is represented as S.24 h (suspension 24 h).

This was the first version of Kimigayo, which was discarded because the melody "lacked solemnity".

They communicated with cheap cell phones, which were discarded frequently to stop their signals being tracked.

Its biggest selling-point was its reusability, unlike other rockets which are discarded after one firing.

Ultimately, it is everyday English speakers, not management consultants or linguistic purists, who determine which words persist and which are discarded.

Prosecutors said the doctor's DNA was found on the knife and gloves used in the killing, which were discarded along with the hammer in nearby storm drains.

For example, the external tank, which is discarded once the propellants are exhausted and disintegrates on reentry, is supplied by Lockheed Martin.