Sentence examples for has virtually eliminated from inspiring English sources

The international availability of farmed crocodiles has virtually eliminated crocodile poaching.

Since then, testing has virtually eliminated the disease in the United States.

Though the peace process has virtually eliminated the killings, it has brought little in the way of economic improvement.

"The consolidation of the major airlines has virtually eliminated point-to-point service," said Michael Morisi, its president.

Mr. Kadyrov has virtually eliminated the insurgency, but advocates like Ms. Estemirova have said his government uses brutal tactics.

Today, the board has virtually eliminated their use; in fiscal year 2011, they were less than 3 percent of the board's decisions.

By contrast, rich countries have virtually eliminated pediatric AIDS.

Human activities have virtually eliminated forests from vast areas of the tropics and threaten to destroy the residual forests globally.

By the time Covent Garden reopened last December after a 30-month makeover, Mr. Kaiser had virtually eliminated the budget deficit and created a permanent endowment fund.

It appears that other S.E.C. rules have virtually eliminated such selling, particularly for stocks listed on Nasdaq or major stock exchanges.

Brian Bistrong, who took over the kitchen at Citarella in Midtown last July, said he had virtually eliminated starches from the elegant seafood-based menu.