dispensed with造句怎么写

None of these four revolutionary forces can be dispensed with if a revolutionary base area is to be established.

War and fighting might be worrisome, he stated, but the education of young people was like food and clothing which could not be dispensed with for a single day.

It would be nice, therefore, if all the on-board paraphernalia of propulsion and control could be dispensed with, leaving an unencumbered device that is still capable of directed flight.

Perhaps masks can be dispensed with in time.

Protest is dispensed with by any circumstance which would dispense with notice of dishonour.

These five chief executives treated mail processing as a burden to be dispensed with.

Since it dispensed with the need for expensive brick-and-mortar outlets it could offer reads at heavily discounted prices.

After all, resources are conveniently dispensed with, especially when the wolves of Wall Street are baying at the door, and need to be thrown the bones of some human resources to quiet them down.

This batch of Republicans has dispensed with such niceties.

Automation has largely dispensed with the need for manual checking, ie made it unnecessary.

Neither the miner nor the logger can be dispensed with, any more than can the chemist at the factory or the worker in the oil field -- paraffin being a by-product of petroleum.

McKinsey's research is neutral on the usefulness of this, pointing out that while Boston tests every student every year, Finland has largely dispensed with national examinations.

Other pioneers of "collaborative consumption" have dispensed with inventories and act purely as brokers.