Sentence examples for eliminating, for example, from inspiring English sources

However, since many believe that the human element of sports is lost when technologies are used, eliminating, for example, the "enjoyment of debating mistakes" (Kelso, 2010), chances are rather low that other European football leagues will follow the example of the Dutch.

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One effect of randomising the genome sequence in relatively large sections of 2 Mb is that nucleotide content (or nucleotide local pattern) becomes more uniform across each section, eliminating, for example, local peaks of very high AT%.

The first team to be eliminated, for example, didn't show up to Tribal Council.

The system could decide how many of each kind of position to eliminate; for example, 600 general elementary school teachers and 200 high school math teachers.

It would eliminate, for example, the net investment income tax of 3.8percentt on investments, a tax designed only to affect people in the top two tax brackets, and the 0.9 percent Additional Medicare Tax, which also affects only top earners.

Unless you are allergic to milk, there is no medically sound reason to eliminate, for example, low-fat dairy products - an important source of calcium and high-quality protein.

Obama said that the only way such an approach would add up would be if "you completely eliminated for example charitable deductions, that means every hospital and university and not-for-profit agency across the country would suddenly find themselves on the verge of collapse".

It eliminates, for example, the all too Aesopian (and, prior to computer graphics, probably unfilmable) episode wherein the Queen of the mice and her many minions transport the Cowardly Lion out of the poppy bed where he has fallen asleep; instead, it retrieves from the 1902 musical the effective stage business that had a sudden snowstorm annul the spell of the poppies.

In laminating the original articles together, Barron should have used a cutting head to eliminate, for example, the route by which Andy Horbachevsky, Steinway's manufacturing director, skirts the expressway from Westchester to Queens on his bicycle every morning ("90 minutes, door to desk").

Finally, we discarded users whose first and last tweets in their detected locations were less than 30 days apart (to try and eliminate, for example, people who only sent a short burst of tweets from a holiday destination).