Meanings of deem expendable in English

Black residents of the Lower Ninth were deemed expendable long before Katrina.

However, in the end, it was apparently deemed expendable.

Or maybe we will be deemed expendable and terminated once all the data have been collected.

Reading were precisely the kind of club deemed expendable and just two years earlier had almost expended themselves.

It had happened with key operatives in the past, though Grayson figured Jiro would ultimately be deemed expendable.

How lovely to see a superannuated old dude, deemed expendable by society, showing what he has to offer a community in crisis.

Also suggested was Emily's friend Flora Priestley, who was known to be enormously shy and finally deemed expendable, since she would say nothing.

All around the wheel, segments deemed expendable-barefoundation, unfinished habitat, or too damaged to be saved-separatedfrom their walls and were released into space.