Sentence examples for eliminating perils from inspiring English sources

Various natural polymers with biocompatibility and stability are used in medicine for wound and burn dressing thus eliminating perils of persistence in the body (Das and Baker 2016).

He also said that it was inadvisable for them to try to eliminate risk in the economy, or for the government to bail out institutions that took unwise risks, unless the system itself were in peril.

We delay eliminating the risk at our own peril.

Tasker, still a Buffalo legend for how he covered kickoffs, is one of the most unlikely proponents of eliminating kickoffs and their peril from the N.F.L., and almost certainly the most insightful.

We agree with the reviewer that difference mapping is a powerful tool that can often eliminate some of the perils of tracking individual filaments, but the limitations of our host/phage system have complicated its use in this case.

So many people are discussing the perils and risks of gluten; everyone vaunting the benefits of gluten-free and how eliminating the gluten from their diets changed their lives.

His devices don't allow managers to hear what people are saying; perhaps more importantly, his work shows that there is an irreducible socialness to workplace life — a human element — that managers eliminate at their own peril.

Ms. Nelson warns that college papers that eliminate too many of their print editions do so at their peril.

A13 Pentagon Office in Peril Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said that the Pentagon might eliminate a new office intended to influence public opinion overseas, citing fears that its credibility was doomed.

Public and private efforts to eliminate such atrocities may help bring peace to a community in peril.

These impulses have not yet been curbed, let alone eliminated in federally insured banks, and until they are the taxpayers who stand behind the financial system remain in peril.