Sentence examples for could trim off from inspiring English sources
It was hard to evaluate the bid, given the uncertainty over how much Pfizer could trim off its tax bill by redomiciling in Britain.
Its orange-pink rind is decorated with a small fern leaf or two, and its interior is rich and unctuous, the kind of cheese whose top you could trim off and stick a spoon into.
Inclusion of R-NSCP6 in our experimental design could trim off the molecules not bona fide unique to R-NSCP1 and therefore increased the likelihood for identification of molecular regulators of R-NSCP1 functions.
The plan could trim £2.5bn off the long-term liabilities of the 135,000-member scheme, the Financial Times reported.
At launch, press releases claimed that the Gem Purchasing system could trim A$100m£41m1m) off the A$5bn£2.05bnbn) annual spend.
The headwinds, besides the government's austerity, include a rise in petrol prices that could trim 0.2% off this year's GDP by depressing consumption.On the positive side is the spreading recovery in the housing market.
Case in point: In Highland Park, school officials thought they could trim $300,000 off a growing deficit by adding one or two students to elementary classrooms.
There could be better homework or takeaway materials to help startups continue to improve after the workshop ended, but I heard entrepreneurs work out kinks and trim off tangents that could have derailed their pitch during a real meeting. .
Again, trim off any excess.
Then, trim off any split ends.
