Sentence examples for having phased out from inspiring English sources

Dell, however, scores well in this regard and on recycling, but loses marks for not having phased out PVC and BFRs yet, though it has set a deadline for doing so.Perhaps the biggest surprise is the poor rating of Apple.

It will start selling both types for 20p, having phased out 5p carrier bags in the past year in England, Wales and Scotland.

Perhaps the biggest difference he demonstrated was his use of the curveball, a pitch he had phased out of his repertoire.

Some time later when I was ready to enter the industry on those terms, the opportunities were not available or had phased out.

Our 24/7 culture has phased out the night.

The Republican plan would have phased out the tax entirely over 10 years.

Since 2016, only one state, Virginia, has phased out all of its paperless machines.

He has phased out work permits for hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants, including Liberians this week.

It has phased out its physics and chemistry degrees because of "lack of student interest".

In the private sector, meanwhile, most companies have phased out their traditional defined-benefit pensions altogether.

It has phased out this practice as part of the effort to force local schools to meet the new requirements.