Sentence examples for have neutered from inspiring English sources

Moreover the Australian bowlers have neutered him as a batsman.

Elected but autocratic presidents have neutered judiciaries and other democratic institutions.

The changes, in effect, would have neutered the senate and given much more power to Renzi and future prime ministers.

If the proposal was accepted, it would have neutered the Gonski debate, but the states roundly rejected it.

More important, they claim to have neutered and spayed close to 29,000 cats over the past 20 years, all paid for by an estimated 10,000 benefactors.

And while there are still a handful of traditionalists who insist the modifications have neutered the National, would anyone seriously consider a return to the old days now?

Adjectives have neuter singulars marked by -t, plurals marked by a vowel (-e or -a), and weak forms used after determiners, usually identical in form with the plurals; the comparatives are marked by r and superlatives by the cluster st.

He has neutered state-controlled television, compromised the rise of an independent judiciary, and impeded independent political movements and parties.

In little more than two years, though, Mr Mugabe has neutered the judiciary, plundered the treasury and beggared the economy.

The agency has "neutered the ability of the enforcement staff to be as proactive as they could be.

The man is serious about his work (and no one says he shouldn't be), but he's confused about women, and his confusion has neutered him.