Sentence examples for eliminating would from inspiring English sources

In a situation where the US government perceived wrongly or rightly that eliminating would eliminate the exposure of its worldwide spying programme the kidnapping or incapacitating of Mr Snowden must have been considered, so I believe Mr Snowden was well advised to go public at the time that he did in order to protect his personal safety and the safety of the journalists involved.

The three other tax breaks Mr. Obama hopes to eliminate would raise comparatively small amounts of money for the Treasury.

We forecast £14.7m of outdoor and fashion loss in 2015, which if eliminated would enhance earnings by 18%.

Of course, some of the discrimination that the bill would eliminate would benefit same-sex couples, so, CONTROVERSY!

Also eliminated would be the personal exemptions, which let taxpayers deduct $4,050 per person in the household.

Q: If the income limit on the Social Security tax was eliminated wouldn't that fix Social Security?

The rate at which mutations are eliminated would permit estimation of the strength of selection against them.

Thus, experiments in which commensals are eliminated would provide confusing results with respect to growth, reproductive development, and longevity.

The industry association has said the lack of a score shouldn't eliminate would-be borrowers.

If eliminating regulation wouldn't create jobs, what would?

We feel eliminating traffic would be beneficial".