Sentence examples for mostly eliminated from inspiring English sources

Even China is less of a problem, as high inflation has mostly eliminated its currency undervaluation.

Also, Isis has better adjusted to the air strikes and the soft targets against the group were mostly eliminated in the early stages of the fight.

Porsche's $17.2 billion of debt will be mostly eliminated after the sports-car maker completes its merger with Volkswagen, Martin Winterkorn, chief executive of both companies, said Friday.

"We're talking about cross-checks to the head, sucker punches to the head," which, he said, were mostly eliminated because of league crackdowns.

The problem will be mostly eliminated when the F.A.A. starts requiring planes to have devices that continually broadcast their location using GPS technology, Mr. Gould said.

But as aviation has become more advanced, crash causes that used to be common -- engine failures, or getting lost and flying into mountains, for example -- have been mostly eliminated, and new failures are a large fraction of accidents.

The new chip mostly eliminates the lag between the time the photographer presses the camera's shutter release button and when the sensor actually records a picture.

Is the government prepared to "mostly eliminate" manufacturing by opting for unfettered free trade, as the leading leave economist Patrick Minford has argued?

(The movie, thank goodness, mostly eliminates the rough-draft phase, and there are no rooms full of crumpled up paper, as there were in "The Hours").

The new method will cut down on time wasted on picking up and putting down shoes, as well as mostly eliminating overtime, Mr. Kass said.

Being confined to not just a set but also a desk has a double effect: it mostly eliminates the creepy-uncle vibe he sometimes gave off during the tipsy schmoozing on "Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations," but it also accentuates a disturbing capacity for the smarmy sincerity of the game-show hack.