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Meanings of more disposable in English

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Usage of more disposable in English
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Mortgage refinancing at lower rates also leaves households with more disposable income.
Reuters
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Then as well as now, people used more disposable plates and packaging material.
BBC
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There was a difference between us though: I wasn't wanting more disposable income.
The Guardian
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These make laptops more expensive to repair or upgrade, and therefore more disposable.
The Guardian
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Besides, we both know that most pigeons have more disposable income than you.
Number9Dream
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Rather, they are the province of ever more disposable, ever more capable robots.
The new yorker
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Executives said the nation had stabilized economically, and its people had more disposable income.
Reuters
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Ten more disposable cell phones were stashed in the rental car in New York.
The capitol game
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They are more disposable than the Bengal troops, more free from prejudice of caste.
A Political Diary, 1828-1830, Volume II
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My problem is that we are all listening to music in a more disposable fashion.
The Guardian
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He will still have more disposable income than without a transition to retirement income stream.
The Guardian
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If basic needs have got cheaper, then there is more disposable income to spend on luxuries.
The Rational Optimist
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She'd bought gas and formula and more disposable diapers, and her hundred dollars was fast disappearing.
The secret life of ceecee wilkes
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She had far more disposable time now, with no husband and only one child at home.
Safe harbour
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The Vs were faster, smarter, but more disposable.
Sea of Rust
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Implicit in his remark is the acknowledgment that people have more disposable income abroad than at home.
The Irish Times
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