Sentence examples for little to remove from inspiring English sources

Perverse incentives constantly drive up the costs of American health care, and the legislation will do little to remove them.

"It does very little to remove obstacles from the pipeline," said Ana Jelenkovic, an analyst at Eurasia Group in London.

If privacy concerns are indeed the leading driver for these deactivations, simply deactivating your account will do little to remove your data from Facebook's servers.

The paradox here is that the Department of Health parrots the partnership mantra, but promotes policies that undermine it while doing little to remove longstanding obstacles.

The Tories proudly presided over a plunge in the proportion of applicants granted refugee status from 32% in 1989 to 6% in 1996; but it did little to remove those rejected.

But there are concerning technologies "only a few years, at best, away", Walsh said, and with semi-autonomous systems, such as drones, "it would take very little to remove the human from that loop and replace them with a computer".

And some schools have made it a little easier to remove ineffective teachers.

The third seat got wheels, making it a little easier to remove, and access to that seat was slightly improved.

Matt Final and Jay Slater, who went to investigate the sewers for Severn Trent, said, in a statement released by the company: "We've certainly seen some weird things in the sewers over the years but we were a little shocked to remove piranhas!

The Americans had long claimed that China's tax refunds for domestically produced semiconductors broke global trade rules, but the Chinese showed little inclination to remove them until the Americans went to the WTO.

Rusty hulks of half-sunk ships from the Iran-Iraq war still clog the approach; there is little incentive to remove them so long as sanctions prevail.Although the ferry service will operate on commercial lines, hoping at least to match the 700-900 passengers who reach Iraq daily from Jordan, the United Arab Emirates' government has been the impetus behind its launch.