Sentence examples for eliminated far from inspiring English sources
Wall Street — still the engine that powers the city — roared back faster than expected, eliminated far fewer jobs than had been forecast, resumed paying out big bonuses and has begun to hire again.
In "The Wrong Way to Fix the Primaries," (Op-Ed, Jan . 25, Paul Simon wisely suggests that the traditional scheduling of primaries favors not only the less populous states but also moneyed interests who bet heavily on candidates in the early primary states, ignoring the "dark horse" contenders who are eliminated far too early.
All of these essential services, eliminated far more often in communities of color, are the collateral damage of the foreclosure crisis.
In Special Olympics we believe by bringing together those with and without intellectual disabilities to compete and participate on the same playing field, divisions and barriers are broken down and prejudices and discrimination eliminated far quicker.
The mind is a "reducing valve," he wrote, eliminating far more reality than it admits to our conscious awareness, lest we be overwhelmed.
For example, even though committing to certain editorial decisions does not entail irreversible alterations to a filmstrip, arriving at those decisions involves sifting through and eliminating far more options, a process which can easily become overwhelming and therefore more error-ridden.
This approach eliminates far more sequence for each HCV genome than is actually under immune selection in a given patient, but its advantage is that the remaining sequences are very unlikely to be under substantial immune selection.
Meaning has in fact been eliminated, as far as possible.
Think of all the wires we've eliminated so far, thanks to inventions like the remote control, Wi-Fi, cellphones and tiny Bluetooth earpieces.
They need to know how the government will foster hiring and help replace the eight million jobs eliminated so far in two years of recession.
The risk that the next banking crisis could sink the UK and its taxpayers had to be eliminated as far as possible.
