Sentence examples for be eliminated immediately from inspiring English sources
About half of the jobs will be eliminated immediately, and the rest throughout the year, said a Dow Jones spokesman, Robert Christie.
Tariffs on nearly 90percentt of Chilean exports are to be eliminated immediately, with the rest to be removed over the next seven years.
Thus all non-functional NHEJ alleles will be eliminated immediately as they are generated, and drive of the favored allele will persist either in-cis or in-trans.
According to the South China Morning Post, cryptocurrency mining, the resource-intensive process that most public blockchain networks use to record new transactions, was included among the industries to be eliminated immediately.
In contrast, non-functional NHEJ-induced mutations rendered dominant by lethal mosaicism should be eliminated immediately, thereby "killing or sterilizing the mistakes" and providing a powerful solution to the frequently highlighted drive-resistance problem.
Cap Gemini, which has offices in 30 countries and is based in Paris, said 2,500 jobs would be eliminated immediately in its telecommunications and financial services divisions, costing 140 million euros ($137.3 million) this year but saving 230 million euros ($225.6 million) annually.
However, it proved pointless as Henry was eliminated immediately by the Wyatt Family, while Swagger lasted just 15 seconds - enough time for Lesnar to deliver an F5 and throw him out of the ring.
Any noise other than my voice was eliminated immediately.
The added element of speed is tied into the race demands of the enduro, with the two slowest athletes at the end of each discipline being eliminated immediately.
After World War II positive changes were made: Federal spending was slashed, taxes were cut, wartime price controls were eliminated immediately and the destructive power of the labor unions was curtailed by the Taft-Hartley Act.
In the 32 cases which were treated by surgical intervention, pain was eliminated immediately following the operation.
