Sentence examples for later eliminated from inspiring English sources

Underused connections are later eliminated, and this elimination process, called synaptic pruning, is highly dependent upon experience.

They won, 11-4, to maintain their flickering postseason hopes but were later eliminated.

Many of the ballots that were cast were later eliminated for fraud.

This idea is later eliminated, but for now the creative people worry about getting someone to take the job.

The university later eliminated its applied sciences department and gave up on the tidal turbine technology developed there, Mr. Corren said.

Seeking the support of Mr. Reid and to win his pivotal state, President Obama promised during his 2008 election campaign to seek a different disposal site, and later eliminated most of the funding for Yucca Mountain.

Start by cutting out one pill during the week, then several weeks later eliminate another, then another, until you are down to one pill every other day.

That didn't stop Ampad from closing down the Indiana plant a few months later, eliminating practically all the jobs there.

The campaign said it would offset the lost $200 billion by eliminating from the federal budget earmarked pork-barrel projects; putting a one-year freeze on discretionary spending in most federal agencies, later eliminating wasteful programs; broadening the tax base by eliminating loopholes; and spurring economic growth.

Accordingly it must, sooner or later, eliminate the special poverty that still remains.... Yet just as the arithmetic of modern politics makes it tempting to overlook the very poor, so the supposition that increasing output will remedy their case has made it easy to do so too.

Diego Godin punched in the game winner for Uruguay moments later, eliminating Italy from the World Cup.