Sentence examples for eliminated around from inspiring English sources

The carrier slashed operating costs by 10.5 percent last year and eliminated around 5,000 jobs, roughly 13 percent of its work force.

One evening, I gleefully eliminated around 500 e-mails from Yelp, Twitter, Instagram and Kickstarter in a series of satisfying clicks.

On Monday, following a terrorism alert naming financial institutions as targets, parking spaces were eliminated around the World Bank and International Monetary Fund.

If one assumes that the economy evolves in line with the Bank's projections rather than the OBR's projections, the public sector deficit is likely to be eliminated around one year earlier than the OBR currently expects.Our views on the prospects for growth are closer to the Bank's than to the OBR's.

But where Mies's studies show his towers alone, with the city all but eliminated around them, Gocar has placed his new tower on an old square, amid palaces, and just beyond the shadow of a classical colonnade, looking as if it had always been there.

And now, after years of aggressive payments, Cyndi and Rick have eliminated around $169,000 of their principal student loan balances.

Dell has announced a new approach to computer packaging that will save the company an estimated $8 million or more while eliminating around 20 million pounds of packaging materials over the next four years.

So far, in the areas combined, the service had 232 members and had arranged 297 trips, while eliminating around 10,000 miles worth of driving.

As for the end of the ban on crude-oil exports, in a letter to colleagues yesterday the House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi argued that "the wind and solar tax credits in the omnibus will eliminate around ten times more carbon pollution than the exports of oil will add".

Barnes & Noble currently has around 689 retail stores in operation, but the cuts would eliminate around a third of those stores, leaving the total somewhere between 450 to 500 stores.

A variation is eliminating the cap on the employer side and raising it to cover 90% of earnings on the employee side, which would eliminate around three-fourths of the projected shortfall while maintaining the historic link between employee taxes and benefits.