Sentence examples for eliminating things from inspiring English sources

Not all the savings "will be about eliminating things," Mr. FitzGerald said.

This is politically astute, since eliminating the tax benefits that have a substantive budget impact would mean eliminating things voters love, like the mortgage-tax deduction.

Ms. Turner's critics argue that eliminating things like scholarships to the prekindergarten, or starving libraries where residents without computers can use them, will ruin the diversity that, in the words of one of her opponents, "makes Montclair Montclair".

"It's hard because along the whole way you're sort of eliminating things that you know would make it taste better," said Quinn Hatfield, the chef who dreamed up the parsnip bacon).

With accurate information on outcomes and costs, providers can improve care and save money by eliminating things that don't help the patient, like multiple check-ins and medical histories, tests that provide little new information and long waiting times.

The document calls for eliminating things like "harmful traditional and customary practices" which appears to be an allusion to things like genital mutilation, a procedure in which reused knives increase the risk of contracting AIDS through infected blood.

We just can't eliminate things because we need space.

"It seemed I had to eliminate things that other people associated with joy.

I think it's unhealthy to eliminate things from your diet.

"Time always eliminates things like that," he said of the rancor of last season.

AS A young woman coming to terms with her sexuality in the 1980s, Laurette Healey began to "eliminate things" from her future.