Sentence examples for extreme elimination from inspiring English sources

And the Spike channel broadcasts probably the best-known Japanese import, "MXC," short for "Most Extreme Elimination Challenge".

From its gleefully histrionic title to its "Airplane -style gAirplane -styleost Extreme Elimination Challengag" also known as "MXC," is a relentless exercise in shtick.

The Tokyo Broadcasting System says that "Wipeout" copied elements of "Takeshi's Castle," "Most Extreme Elimination Challenge" and other reality shows that originated in Japan.

A case in point: "Most Extreme Elimination Challenge," the sleeper hit that begins its new season this week on Spike TV.

Take, for example, Most Extreme Elimination Challenge, where the conceit of dubbing comedic commentary over a retro Japanese obstacle course show was genius enough for most people to ignore some of its more problematic jokes.

I knew we were headed toward societal demise like the fall of the Roman Empire in 2002 when I watched "Most Extreme Elimination Challenge," a muddy dubbed Japanese TV competition show.

Specifically, the number of high-stakes test preparation courses and the reduction (or in extreme cases, elimination) of science, history and electives such as physical education and the arts has occurred in lower socio-economic, lower performing, higher minority enrollment schools.

The most extreme DNA elimination and reorganization processes observed so far in nature take place during macronuclear differentiation in stichotrichous ciliates, such as Oxytricha or Stylonychia.

Pretreatment in vivo tests of genotype or phenotype will identify the estimated 20 to 30% of patients who fall into the extremes of drug elimination capability.

There is nothing I support more than the elimination of extreme poverty.

The virtual elimination of extreme poverty in the next 15 years won't be easy – in fact, it will be an increasingly hard slog.