Sentence examples for eventually trimming from inspiring English sources
Sky fought against regulatory demands that it reduce its controversial 17.9% stake in ITV, for instance, for more than two years before eventually trimming its shareholding.
Officials plan to reduce the number of Canada geese in New York State by two-thirds, eventually trimming the population to 85,000 from 250,000, according to a report prepared by several city, state and federal agencies.
A judge eventually trimmed the bequest to $2 million.
Ms. Moss weathered the storm of criticism and eventually trimmed the schedule from seven weeks to four.
The majority of the hardcore-gaming elements were eventually trimmed out in order to make the game accessible to newcomers.
I'm equally drawn to Donald Hall's "Exile," a poem that presents the double bonus of being a few syllables shorter than Auden's and having a draft history of dramatic excision: Hall initially composed and published the poem in a hundred lines, of which ninety-four weventuallyally trimmed: A boy who played and talked and read with me Fell from a maple tree.
Eventually, Trimmer stopped publishing with Joseph Johnson, because she disagreed with his politics—he was a supporter of the French Revolution and was publishing works that she considered subversive.
Eventually, Ernst and Tsypin trimmed back some of their ambitions.
The practice of trimming was eventually accepted by The Kennel Club, under the pretense that the trimming was being done to "smarten a dog to show his shape and general contour".
In order to reduce the amount of dTMP required for cell division, three mechanisms can be anticipated: 1) Iterative substitution of TA or AT pairs to GC or CG pairs eventually yielding a GC rich genome as in the evolution of the mutT strain [ 13]. 2) Iterative deletion of non-essential genes to eventually yield a trimmed genome.
But it might tell only half the story, if firms initially absorb an increase in costs by trimming profit margins; eventually, export prices will rise.
