Sentence examples for will be disposing from inspiring English sources
The phrase "will be disposing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing future actions related to getting rid of something or managing waste. Example: "We will be disposing of the old equipment next week to make room for the new machinery."
It is fitting, then, that primary responsibility for the destruction of Syria's arsenal has been borne by America, Britain and Germany (which will be disposing of the leftover chemical sludge after the Cape Ray has finished her work).
By next year M&S hopes that all stores will be disposing of surplus food through anaerobic digestion schemes, that produce compost and gas that can be used for energy.
"He will be disposing of both of those holdings between now and the transaction date," Matthew K. Rose, the Burlington Northern chief executive, told an employee during a conference call last week, a transcript of which was included in the regulatory filing made public on Monday.
"We're managing the project so that within the next six years we will be disposing of land which will easily service the debt that we have borrowed".
But it is not at all clear that Dr. Wang's disposable syringes will be disposed of properly.
What is not reused from the non-metallic mineral wastes generated will be disposed of as final disposal wastes.
They will be culled humanely, then they will be disposed of by incineration," said Ms Reynolds.
If it isn't removed by [a given date] it will be disposed of".
The wife will be "safely" locked away, and the lover will be disposed of – perhaps humanely, perhaps not.
The notice further states that items not removed will be considered abandoned property and will be disposed of.
After a few years in the wilderness, maybe they will be disposed to using that power for conservative ends.
