Sentence examples for getting culled from inspiring English sources

So daft strategies fester rather than getting culled quickly.

Dr. Andrei Linde, a cosmologist at Stanford and one of the fathers of inflation theory, and the inventor of the model that was ruled out, said that it was "great" that theories were getting culled.

Raise awareness among the sailors and tourists sailing in the Southern Hemisphere about the Humpback whales so they do not interfere with these endangered species and can also help in avoiding a humpback getting culled by reporting hunting incidents about whales.

"There's a sense that you get culled as you go along, and whether or not you get culled depends on those first couple of productions".

Already, in October, the herd has begun to thin; the first show to get culled was ABC's drama "Lucky 7".

And it also has to be said that many shows in the networks' graveyards ran out of ideas long before they ever got culled.

"We were lucky we'd just bought a new house to accommodate our new baby, so the garden was bigger, and our vegetable patch got culled for a cat hotel," says Purser.

If your application gets culled by an HR person because you don't have 3 days of GMP training, the people who matter most will never get to know you.

As support divides between those candidates, excitement or disappointment begins to kick in as the field gets culled and one candidate emerges victorious.

On PND5, all offspring was tested for USV and litters got culled to an average number of the usual litter size.

I feel depressed by the fact that grants that received very good [peer review] comments got culled, [and] not even being ranked.