jettison

a ship jettisoning wastes; a pilot jettisoning aircraft fuel.

six aircraft jettisoned their loads in the sea.

jettisoned the whole marketing plan.

They jettisoned big boxes to make the bus lighter.

books were obviously supernumerary, and he began jettisoning them.

The captain decided to jettison some cargo to lighten the ship.

In order to survive, the astronaut had to jettison the malfunctioning equipment.

They had to jettison their original plan and come up with a new strategy.

The company had to jettison some employees due to budget cuts.

The team decided to jettison the outdated technology and adopt a more modern approach.

To improve efficiency, they had to jettison unnecessary steps in the process.

The pilot had to jettison fuel to make an emergency landing.

The government had to jettison the controversial policy in response to public outcry.

The team had to jettison their original design and start from scratch.

In times of crisis, it may be necessary to jettison traditional methods and try something new.

Seemingly, all supervision had been jettisoned.

Tell him not to jettison the retro-package.

17.warning , do not jettison IMO class A good.

We can jettison any kind of landing system.

Are we clear to jettison that nightgown? Okay, we need to talk. What?

Why can't womanhood jettison its biocentrism to expand its political horizons and include people like Marsha P.Johnson?

Ms Goldin writes that " couple equity has been, and will continue to be, jettisoned for increased family income."

Others would want to jettison that aspect of Freudian theory.

You are so ready to jettison Aaron Rodgers into the sun.

The fungal partner in many lichen jettison a gene that's critical for energy production-making them completely dependent on their algal associates.