Sentence examples for are being culled from inspiring English sources

But now the reviews are being culled daily, to head off problems earlier.

Demand for animal feed in Britain has risen sharply; although infected animals are being culled, uninfected ones kept on farms still need to eat.

Badgers are being culled in the West Country to try to reduce the spread of the disease in cattle, but the danger to human health has been less well documented.

The American Civil Liberties Union sued Alabama elections officials Monday over what it says is an overly expansive policy disenfranchising felons, amid concern from voting rights groups nationwide that voting lists are being culled with too great alacrity by many states.

People living in a hamlet in the Forest of Dean have claimed not enough wild boar are being culled.

Second, while some Chinese companies are frauds, most are not, and many of the scams are being culled right now.

Mr Hunt said the government was working on several environmental issues, stating that water quality was improving, coral-eating starfish were being culled, and stricter management regimes have been put in place for shipping and developments, including ports.

This also happened during the most recent foot and mouth outbreak where animals were being culled, and roadblocks had been setup to stop people travelling through the area while the shooting was ongoing.

The managing director class that will be inducted starting in January is being culled now, said Gary Cohn, president and chief operating officer, who added he had "no real concerns" about the culture of the bank.

"Initially the stress was about watching and waiting for the disease to appear, then those whose stock was being culled had to watch their livestock destroyed," said Dr Bennett.

"When middle management is being culled to save money it can often, by default, wipe out a large section of BME staff, because there wasn't a big number in the first place," says Patel, who has been a councillor in Leicester since 2011.