Sentence examples for be shaved from from inspiring English sources

About 10 cents will be shaved from first-quarter earnings to cover most of the costs of the job cuts, he said.

Chrysler created a dozen Neon Lites in 1994, which zipped around a test track to prove that pounds of iron and steel could be shaved from a real production car.

Campaigners say the reason for hospital closures is cost-cutting – the need to save more of the £20bn that the NHS chief executive Sir David Nicholson says must be shaved from the budget by March 2015.

One reason for optimism that a deal could be reached soon is that, aside from the dispute over spending, the Council has all but agreed to the mayor's plan for a property tax rebate, although council and administration officials say it is possible that the amount could be shaved from $400 to about $375 or $380.

The total energy to be shaved from time t to (t_{peak,e}) can be calculated by integrating the peak power over this period: begin{aligned} E_{peak}(t)=int _t^{t_{peak,e}}p_{peak} tau )hbox {d} tau quad quad forall t in [t_{peak,s},t_{peak,e}] end{aligned} (8)Then, the total available energy which can be utilized for peak shaving from time t till (t_{peak,e}) is found.

The majority of the identified cytoplasmic proteins were unique to the trypsin fraction and/or the beads fraction, indicating that these proteins bind to the cell envelope and need to be "shaved" from the surface, despite the lack of known binding motifs or domains.

The loss is compounded when minutes are shaved from recess.

Translucent, as if the smallest piece has been shaved from the back.

The figure for the second quarter was shaved from 0.7% to 0.6%; that for the third was trimmed from 0.4% to 0.3%.

Guest rooms (from $630 per night) were shaved from 107 to 100 to create larger bathrooms and frescoed living spaces.

Next year's growth projection for China has merely been shaved, from 9.8% to 9.5%, but forecasts for some countries have been shorn.