Sentence examples for brutal elimination from inspiring English sources

Seven have entered this brutal elimination contest but after Iowa the field may be down to six.

As a member of the Cambridge Five spy ring and a secret servant of the Soviet intelligence services, Philby was responsible for the betrayal of countless national secrets as well as the brutal elimination of many British agents.

This may be part of their film's corrective intention: their Mafia is not the colorful, violent flowering of ancient Mediterranean peasant customs, but rather a thoroughly vicious organization bent on the subversion of democratic norms and the brutal elimination of anyone who dares to oppose its ambitions.

For now, random and sometimes brutal eliminations allow the young leader to demonstrate the power that he is consolidating.

The evidence of truly being a recipient of grace is the feeling of inclusivity, of connectedness; no brutal eliminations.

She embarks upon a brutal process of elimination, which both liberates and horrifies her.

So it's clear that by itself this bill would not allow the kind of brutal large-scale elimination of the unwanted and unhappy that opponents fear.

It's a brutal process of maths camps and elimination tests, of waiting for the email that tells you whether you're through to the next round of camps and tests.

Some eliminations were broad and brutal, wheat sent off with the chaff, and other contestants overstayed their welcome.

The third, the elimination race (last rider every other lap goes out), is a brutal tactical minefield, and had to be neutralised twice after crashes.

Nothing similar has yet happened in the UK, of course, even though the British variant of the same neoliberal assault – elimination of the EMA, immediate trebling of fees, systematic marketisation of provision – has been far more brutal.