Sentence examples similar to had really eliminated from inspiring English sources

"This succession of agreements has resulted in a hard salary cap," said Arn Tellem, one of the N.B.A.'s most influential agents, "and has really, I think, eliminated for the most part free agency for the high-end players".

This has really helped to eliminate less important tasks that can promote procrastination and are not productive".

"We have momentum to really eliminate the paper," said Jeffrey Carucci, the first deputy chief clerk of the Manhattan court.

The Foreign Affairs Committee of the United States Senate, by eliminating the paragraph with reference to "the joint high commission" has really ripped out the heart of the proposed arbitration treaties.

That has really surprised me.

I have really bad wheels.

If the army is responsible, the purpose seems to be to show the people of Swat that the dreaded Taliban really have been eliminated.

Now the cynic interjects: Would the Yankees really have been eliminated from wild-card contention if they hadn't been starting a shortstop as creaky as Derek Jeter every night, and batting him second, in spite of his minor-league production?

Two of the contestants had been eliminated.

But the internet has basically eliminated the need for libraries, and kids really let you know about it.

Both teams had already been eliminated.