Sentence examples for if eliminated from inspiring English sources

We forecast £14.7m of outdoor and fashion loss in 2015, which if eliminated would enhance earnings by 18%.

They depend on the assumption that the organisation targeted has a finite number of leaders who cannot be replaced if eliminated.

Even if eliminated — actually almost all that money would be spent, just not directed by elected politicians — it amounts to less than 1 percent of the projected federal deficit this year of $1.6 trillion.

With the actual budget proposal came more details: a list of tax breaks that, if eliminated, would generate $43.6 billion of additional revenue over the next 10 years.

These types of disparities cost the United States up to $309 billion annually and, if eliminated, would prevent up to 80,000 early deaths each year.

We acknowledge that errors often affect estimates of long-term exposures, but there are no obvious reasons why the sum of potential measurement errors in our study, if eliminated, should result in a null finding.

Other entries were conceptual: a number of readers wondered if eliminating "hate" would eliminate hate.

The purpose of this study was to determine if eliminating FS would change reoperation rates in BCT patients.

Actually, we can verify that if eliminating the constrained condition (36) according to the Tu scheme, equation (35) is just equivalent to equation (8).

If eliminating regulation wouldn't create jobs, what would?

Couric asked Sanders if eliminating the surveillance programs would make it more difficult to track down suspected terrorists.