Sentence examples for eliminating early from inspiring English sources

Eliminating early decision – Dean of Admission Janet Rapelye discusses Princeton's recent choice in an extended interview.

Rather than following Harvard's and Princeton's lead and eliminating early programs, colleges around the country have expanded them, filling more of their classes with early birds.

New York falls squarely in the middle of this trend, eliminating early parole for violent crimes, but maintaining it for other types of offenses.

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Copy here warns that "eliminating early education investments now would increase his chances of going to prison later by up to 39 percent.

All of these are made only worse by shutting down polling places or eliminating early voting hours, measures frequently supported by Republican legislators.

Other mammal species that prefer these habitats certainly depend on them to lesser and varying degrees; thus, the consequences of reducing or eliminating early-successional forests, shrublands, or old-field habitats across the landscape will likely have varying demographic consequences, and thus importance, to those species.

The stock market lost ground last week, as concerns about the economy and energy prices led stocks downward on Friday, eliminating earlier gains.

Lance Berkman, who leads the majors with 29 homers, and Torii Hunter, were also eliminated early.

Richard W. Pound, an I.O.C. member from Canada, said that Chicago might have been eliminated early on purpose.

This highlights the vulnerability of these systems, that competitive candidates can be eliminated early because of splitting of votes.