Sentence examples for means to remove from inspiring English sources

(The name of the temple literally means "to remove the thorn").

This obscure jargon means "to remove (an item) from a museum or library collection preparatory to selling it".

At one point in late August, a lorry showed up at 10.30pm, causing the Spaceport America team to complain to Google: "We have no loading dock and no means to remove a pallet … from the middle of the truck".

4. Divestiture Divesting securities means to remove selected investments from a portfolio based on certain social or environmental criteria.

Her research was fruitful, uncovering novel means to remove pollutants from soil--results that Kadukova hopes to publish soon.

First, we express all variables in the model as deviations from year specific means to remove year specific effects (i.e. the data are time demeaned).

Legalisation is meant to remove the incentive for coercion from the trade.

The air conditioning, which works badly, is meant to remove the desire to open them.

Their sloped design is meant to remove fat from the foods they cook.

Sewage treatment plants and drinking water treatment plants are not meant to remove pharmaceuticals.

The original Kindle was meant to remove the retailer's reliance on the physical book at a moment when a successful e-reader appeared inevitable.