Sentence examples for Eliminating someone from inspiring English sources

Eliminating someone from your life will feel like a form of death.

Furthermore, in eliminating a particular individual with some specific trait, we might be accidentally eliminating someone who has other traits that would have made her an exceptionally valuable member of society and contributor to the gene pool.

Not included are any heiresses who have already inherited the fortune as well as the business, thus eliminating someone like Margaret (Maggie) Magerko, 43, who now runs and owns 84 Lumber, founded by her father.

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The hitman offered to "eliminate someone while keeping above suspicion" within 30 days for $9,133.

"It's a very common way to eliminate someone," he added.

"When you eliminate someone like that from the game plan, that's a real good job on their part," said Chip Bowden, the Army sophomore quarterback.

A recent government climbdown in the face of loggers' demands might have been seen by her killers as a green light to eliminate someone who had become a thorn in their flesh.

We found that in the year following feedback, an employee was more likely to eliminate someone from his or her network who offered "disconfirming" feedback (i.e., feedback that is more negative than one's own self-evaluation) than a reviewer who provided "confirming" feedback.

When I hired staff in the past, I would eliminate someone from the candidate pool if s/he asked for too little money.

Going after a slightly smaller predator makes sense, though: the chances of victory are high, and it's a good way to eliminate someone who competes for your resources.