Sentence examples for ever eliminating from inspiring English sources

DETROIT — Carmakers are doing a better job than ever eliminating nagging problems like wind noise, paint chips and balky engines.

There is little prospect of ever eliminating the risk of financial crisis, short of eliminating finance itself.

"The majority claims to be offering certainty to taxpayers, and I suppose in a way they are — they are certainly repealing the hope of ever eliminating the death tax," said Representative Dave Camp of Michigan, the top Republican on the tax-writing House Ways and Means Committee.

Still, I don't see the courts in this state ever eliminating permanent spousal support, particularly in Los Angeles County.

-Physician Staff expressed doubts about ever eliminating paper charts, but perceived the benefit of fewer chart pulls and the associated time-savings.

Will we ever eliminate fuel poverty?

And no amount of biodegradable cleaner will ever eliminate them.

Its mortality rate is about 80 percent — higher even than smallpox, the only other disease ever eliminated.

But no effort will ever eliminate the risk in horse racing.

No one can ever eliminate violence in a modern society, including terrorist violence.

"No set of measures will ever eliminate access by all criminals to firearms," Mr. Summers said.