expendability

"The real problem is with the expendability of us all.

In that expendability is the great virtue of the creature.

And for the time being, his performance has put to rest the talk of his expendability.

In this situation, I have no illusions about my expendability."

Gaunt made his decision, not based on any notion of expendability.

The pay increases, workers say, had much less to do with this than the whiff of expendability.

He is also often used as a pawn in bigger schemes because of his expendability.

Other experts assert this expendability applies especially to older managers and the young.

You made reference to some aspect of expendability That is what I want to hear.

This one is just a matter of expendability.'

But there was one thing Converse could not accept, and that was his own expendability as the puppet.

"Herbivores tend to have shorter lives, and they reproduce faster; they're just geared toward expendability."

The main advantages were speed (while not sufficient to outperform contemporary interceptors) and expendability.

A symbol of expendability, perhaps.

Riker's expendability versus the need to act.

The issue here isn't expendability.

"To be honest, I lack Giskard's robotic ability to accept expendability."

More Expendability.

That one sentence, so loaded with implications about human expendability, became an obsession for him and eventually led him to change the course of his life.

For trustworthiness, and possibly for expendability.

He paused pensively, and went on: "This expendability of the male, Hellyer.

I question the wisdom of this voyage, its apparent expendability, the attitude of certain crewmen, the evidence of the supernatural.

"Not expendability?"

"Expendability Rating . . ." The naked blonde rubbed her stomach.

He later meets with the mysterious man who communicates with a notepad, and they agree that while the President is in danger, she has some expendability.