Sentence examples for kind to remove from inspiring English sources

Sautéed sockeye salmon contained almost enough spinach to balance the fatty fish, and even enough soybeans, though they were undercooked, but it would have been kind to remove the ginger slices in the bouillon it was served in.

First he set out a steel bowl of 118.5-degree 118.5-degree broad spachocolateife, a laser thermometer and a heat gun -- the kind used to remove paint.

The position I've taken is highly consistent with what I've always done, in that if you remember in 2006, I think it was, there was a kind of effort to remove Tony Blair.

The documents show Mr. Higazy complained to his lawyer, Robert S. Dunn, that the agent "threatened the safety and security of both his family in Egypt as well as his younger brother who was attending school upstate," and that he felt he had no choice but to make some kind of admission "to remove his family from harm's way".

Can the war-footing kind of effort to remove polio be replicated?

They employ computer vision to recognize apples on the branch that are ready for harvesting, and a kind of vacuum to remove the apples, Steere said.

If the company who makes Kind Bars has to remove the bar's "healthy" label then it's not unreasonable for corporations that sell homeopathy to remove the "medicine" label from their products if they're just water.

Panel A in Fig. 6 shows that it is certainly enough to operate on this particular kind of nodes to remove coordination failures, in a similar way as it is displayed in Fig. 2B.

This result highlights the value of this kind of approach to remove the considerable number of false positives that is still one of the main drawbacks of high-throughput experimental approaches.

The plug has a connector wire on it that might be kind of hard to remove by hand.

Use a soft tissue (Preferably the kind with lotion) to remove any water as water is more likely to carry bacteria.