Sentence examples for as a way to remove from inspiring English sources
Procter & Gamble introduced Febreze in 1996 as a way to remove odors from smelly clothes.
He describes the effort as a way to remove obstacles related to bureaucracy and personality that will allow scientists to borrow from each other's labs unencumbered.
In late 2012, Zilberstein visited the state library and proposed his technology as a way to remove acids from the archival notebooks and letters there.
On one hand, computing has been proposed as a way to remove human bias from the process of drawing electoral lines through automation and to detect gerrymanders through geographical and statistical analysis.
He continues, singing: "Rumor has it …" Talen likes to mix the sacred and the profane – he sees it as a way to remove the barriers he believes people erect to stop them questioning their unbridled consumerism.
Of course, even if, for some reason, there were no net gain from higher levels of financial stability, which strikes me as highly unlikely, we should still support higher equity capital requirements as a way to remove a distortive subsidy that enriches a small portion of the population at the expense of everyone else.
Two procedures sold this way are the Lifestyle Lift, which an ad in Family Circle describes as "revolutionary" and a way to "remove wrinkles, frown lines and sagging skin" in about an hour; and the QuickLift, which also benefits from nationwide marketing that promotes a short recovery and only local anesthesia.
In today's parlance, we interpret this allegorical metaphor as community service (seva) to the world; a way to remove social ills and address social justice issues with great strength (shakti).
When disruption strikes an industry, market incumbents can use acquisition as a strategic way to remove increasingly redundant capacity from a market.
Disentangling the different types of coevolution is a difficult task, although a phylogenetic approach has been suggested as a feasible way to remove amino acids covariation due to stochastic noise [ 71].
I do so grudgingly, because my aversion to traditional toners is based on their being flogged as a necessary way to "remove final traces of cleanser" and "tighten pores", which really is a bottomless crock of tripe.
