Sentence examples for could be subtracted from inspiring English sources
Asked how much of this could be subtracted without diminishing a meal, he said, "Probably all of it".
Some of the time served by Mr. Marri since his arrest in December 2001 could be subtracted from the sentence, particularly the 18 months he served in prison after his initial arrest.
One obvious compromise would be to convert the charitable deduction to a tax credit: some percentage of contributions could be subtracted directly from one's tax liability rather than from taxable income.
If the deforestation numbers could be subtracted from the global carbon equation, established forests and forest regrowth could potentially capture half the carbon dioxide emitted from burning fossil fuels.
Then he logged in and guided us through the software, which prompted him to indicate the type of container he was using so that its weight could be subtracted, then asked for more details about the food: Was it overproduction, trim waste, or from a staff meal?
The origin of the problem remains unclear but initial investigation suggests that a measured background signal could be subtracted to correct for this overestimation.
In aggregate, MM are not needed, since instead randomized oligos could be put down to yield background signal which could then be subtracted out.
A layer of soft tissue with some embedded granules underneath the mesh, which is usually removed at the time of implant insertion and mesh removal, could not be subtracted from the augmentation bone gain regularly.
The resulting image was smoothed, and could then be subtracted from the bright frame.
The orchestra could not simply be subtracted.
