Sentence examples similar to it's time to excise from inspiring English sources

It is time to excise the rot.

The transcript is retained at the 3′end of the gene for a stochastic amount of time that can be shorter or longer than the remaining time to excise the intron.

The cure rate is low because it's hard to excise religious conviction.

In how many would the CIN3 become so extensive that it would be difficult to excise, which is often the case by the time microinvasive cancer develops?

It's up to me to excise the evil, the black death, from this poor cunt.

It is important to widely excise Juvenile musculoaponeurotic fibromatoses to get a tumor-free margin.

It is wasting the time you could otherwise be spending trying to excise the Style channel from your cable system to tell you that "Big Rich Texas" (shown on Sundays) revolves around low-cut necklines and cavernous kitchens.

Perowne was able to excise almost all of it without damaging any eloquent region.

The anti-Semitism is easy to excise from his arguments when it's explicit.

"That scene is very easy to excise, and frankly, it will be excised," Mr. Grushow said.

It's good to see this finally excised.