Sentence examples for Prune the list from inspiring English sources

Reagan knew all these men in varying degrees, but as was his style, he expected his advisers to do what was necessary to prune the list.

The D.C. Housing Authority plans to re-engineer and prune the list in an effort to make it more manageable and effective.

But step by step, food scientists are learning how humans prune the list of all possible combinations of food to produce the combinations we actually end up eating.

Although the act of sifting through blogs, Soundcloud and Bandcamp pages as well as thousands of emails to prune the list to 50 acts was relatively gruelling, the self-motivating ambition of a new wave of artists, many of whom come from low-income backgrounds and are entirely DIY in their approach to creating, was very inspiring.

You can add to or prune the list of Skills that your LinkedIn connections can endorse you for.

We choose the best-ranking companies in those categories and then prune the list further with a battery of accounting, corporate governance and headline checks.

For the next phase of the research, we edited and pruned the list of 900+ behaviors into a structured 116-item questionnaire.

The answer was no, but so far Mr. Kaufman, 29, of Fort Collins, Colo., has kept his social media routine to less than 30 minutes each morning (well, except for the day he spent pruning the list of people he followed on Twitter to 85, down from an indigestible 1,500).

In addition, "we pruned the list" of symptoms linked to menopause, said panelist Lois Verbrugge, of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and a visiting professor currently at the National University of Singapore.

To further bind the two lists, we pruned the list of significant gene sets by removing those which are not overrepresented in the list of significant genes, as assessed by a hypergeometric test with a cut-off of q<0.05.

Similarity searches often require a threshold as a simple criterion to prune the hit list.