Sentence examples for eliminating no from inspiring English sources

If you dial back on federal controls (like eliminating No Child Left Behind standards), what would force states to do better?

It eliminates no major programs and calls for few layoffs.

According to jbaustian: "Target eliminated, no collateral damage, no innocent civilians harmed mission 100% successful.

Because the divergence here has been eliminated, no further eddies are likely to be formed.

In fact, Shewhart's most profound finding was that once signals are eliminated, no further systemic improvements are possible.

Nor can drug-related injuries and deaths be eliminated, no matter how scrupulous the nation's hospitals become.

Because a general manager or coach of the Canadiens must be bilingual, at least 75percentt of all candidates are immediately eliminated, no matter their hockey qualifications.

Making a stop at the bathrooms on your way out of the building can eliminate (no pun intended) emergencies that can bring you in from the field before you've accomplished your goals.

It can't begin to be restored until these non-native creatures are eliminated, no matter how uncaring it may sound to mount a campaign to kill feral cats.

Some general counsels have even eliminated "no" from their vocabulary.

There are many communications markets to be served from space: Starlink wants to do mobile broadband; Ubiquitilink wants to eliminate "no signal;" and Swarm is taking aim at embedded devices, the so-called Internet of Things.