Sentence examples for forward and eliminating from inspiring English sources

But in "My Last Duchess," a female high school student secretly identifies with Browning's murderous duke: better to be the ruthless one, moving decisively forward and eliminating the potentially suffocating alternatives.

The new budget looks to radically cut and restructure city government to balance the budget going forward and eliminate that deficit.

We are proud to partner to make military life easier for military families through innovative programs that pay it forward and eliminate or mitigate problems before they become insurmountable.

First, to assess the effect of potential mediators and confounders on coefficients for associations with each air pollution variable, a series of models were run to assess the effect of additionally adjusting (forward selection) and eliminating (backward elimination) one by one each of the individual parental and child characteristics of interest.

A system that steered players to legitimate agents would be a huge step forward, and would eliminate much of the underhanded dealings that corrupt the athletes and taint all of college sports.

A press release from Tell MAMA about their help for the Tories added a note of caution: "We welcome a move forward to challenge and eliminate anti-Muslim bigotry… This does not mean that further work is not needed up the administrative and decision making chain".

"It's about us playing our game and eliminating their second opportunities," said Eddie Williams, a senior forward.

It allows us to know what is and what is not working and to go forward from there, eliminating inefficiencies and bottlenecks that stagnate progress towards our ultimate goal of improving the lives of children.

By reducing goats to low densities archipelago-wide and then moving forward on eliminating goats completely, the risk of goat reintroductions is drastically reduced.

This provision essentially codifies and expands existing CFTC exemptions for swaps and forward contracts, thereby eliminating a degree of legal ambiguity that has frustrated product innovation and growth.

The Stanford researchers say their method could be a step forward by "eliminating the need for complex electronics and wiring".