Sentence examples for may be eliminating from inspiring English sources

Rousseff's first announced task may be eliminating poverty, but her real job as President is to begin building a government for a middle-class nation.

After making the case that technological advances may be eliminating more jobs than they create, thereby increasing unemployment and inequality, the conclusion is that "if we manage them well, smart machines will free us, not enslave us".

What they found, after 220 interviews within 34 families, was that while "six months" has become a magic number for health care providers, it means far less to new parents, and the focus on that goal may be eliminating opportunities to help families continue breast-feeding at "pivot points" in their lives.

(By contrast, sons who murder their fathers may be eliminating competition for the "possession of his mother").

Eliminating markers that fail HWE tests also may be eliminating SNPs associated with the disease.

Therefore, it is possible that the zur mutant strain did not show a more pronounced accumulation of intracellular zinc because other efflux systems as nczCBA may be eliminating zinc.

The arcade around the base may be eliminated.

The education tax benefits may be eliminated or limited further.

Now spreads have shrunk so much that payment for order flow may be eliminated.

If the woods are mined rather than tended, future options and opportunities may be eliminated.

Alternatives providing significantly less effectiveness than other, more promising alternatives may be eliminated.