Sentence examples for elimination to come from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Ireland could have reasonably expected to go through with six points, only for their elimination to come as a result of several factors.

"I have said on other occasions that I think the decision by major league baseball owners to eliminate two teams -- with the prospect of at least two more eliminations to come -- is a betrayal by owners who have put their own profits before loyalty to fans and their communities," Wellstone said.

Calls for privatization or outright elimination tend to come every decade or so.

Public health officials believe that in years to come the elimination from Sri Lanka, highly symbolic because the island came within a hair's breadth of defeating malaria more than 50 years ago, may be regarded as the beginning of the end for the disease.

Davon Fleming (Team J.Hud) After escaping elimination last week, Davon was determined to come back swinging this Monday — but interestingly, he actually strayed from his formula and didn't sing a female ballad.

Savings are expected to come from the elimination of duplicative jobs and operations.

Mr Romney argued that any increases in revenues ought to come from the elimination of tax exemptions, rather than from hikes in the top marginal tax rate.

The black-white IQ score distributions are now less than one standard deviation apart, and "the years to come" may demonstrate that elimination of prenatal impacts that are damaging to the brain and often transgenerational may also eliminate black-white group differences in IQ scores.

Now, with the Rangers facing elimination against the Bruins, Powe discussed what it took to come back in 2010.

I would urge more men to come forward and work for the elimination for violence against women and girls.

"This is why scaling up elimination services will remain our focus for the years to come".