Jettisoning

Drafting Addison in the first round followed the jettisoning of Thielen, as QB Kirk Cousins tries to develop another trusted option to supplement superstar Justin Jefferson.

E-commerce giant Amazon and a wide range of other companies have also been jettisoning thousands of workers in recent months after expanding too aggressively during the pandemic.

Largely jettisoning what was done in the past decade with the Snyderverse, these films will start anew with fresh takes on familiar heroes such as Superman and Batman.

Ripley got a flamethrower by the end, but she ended up beating the creature by jettisoning it off into space.

As more citizens feel the pangs of hunger amid increasing hardship over rising cost of food, indications have emerged that the organised labour is jettisoning its earlier recommendation of N200,000 new minimum wage for N1 million.

Dismantling the program and jettisoning those under its protection would get Trump halfway to his goal of deporting 1 million.

In essence, it was the jettisoning of a wait-and-win development model in favor of an infusion of proven talent.

That haste, though, runs the risk of jettisoning design and building standards in the race for quantity just as the first signs of a turnaround in the industry start to appear.

In Dick's case, his esoteric concepts often lead to the jettisoning of all but the larger themes in favor of capital-A Action movies (Total Recall, Minority Report).

The demonization campaign against Assange has focused instead on issues that are likely to trigger liberals and the left, who might otherwise have qualms about jettisoning the First Amendment and locking people up for doing journalism.

I can’t make a logical argument for the team jettisoning Maddon in midseason.

In some instances, a single parrot was observed jettisoning 80 percent of food it picked.

There are slopes on the northeastern edge of the mountain bordering Plateau-Mont-Royal that are popular for sledding and have hay bales at the bottom to stop children from jettisoning onto Park Ave.

We hoped that jettisoning the nuclear deal would force them to the table for fear of new sanctions by the United States.

With the US jettisoning the treaty, European leaders fear a renewed arms race.

Despite the awakening of a sleeping giant, many saw Ferguson’s jettisoning of stalwarts Mark Hughes, Andrei Kanchelskis and Paul Ince as an even bigger gamble in the summer of 1995.

After jettisoning the external tank, the orbital maneuvering system (OMS) engines were used to adjust the orbit.

The Ju 87s ventured out in Rotte strength only, often jettisoning their bombs at the first sight of enemy aircraft.

They flew the LM up to convert from Gumdrop, using the engine on the descent stage to propel them originally, before jettisoning it and using the ascent stage to return.

Thus, the essential first step in any successful assertion of Southern rights had to be the jettisoning of all party ties.