Sentence examples for much eliminated from inspiring English sources

I've pretty much eliminated diary.

Which pretty much eliminated just about everybody writing for Broadway today.

Our use of robotic cutting has pretty much eliminated the need to do this unless the project is extremely complex.

But it is also true that modern America, while it has pretty much eliminated traditional welfare, does have other programs designed to help the less well-off — notably the earned-income tax credit, food stamps and Medicaid.

Well, there went the DFJ65, the SLSW650K, the SLSW650V and the DEJ621, as well, which pretty much eliminated all the possible personal CD players that a nice customer service representative at the 800.com electronics site had suggested to me during an online chat the previous day.

They taste just like regular pancakes, and prep and cleanup time are pretty much eliminated altogether.

That change would pretty much eliminate sniping.

If the chilli hit is too much, eliminate it from the sausages but keep it in the mash.

David Albright, the head of the Institute for Science and International Security, says: "The effect is not so much eliminating people, as they are replaceable.

That reduces price competition between out-of-town stores and the high street, and pretty much eliminates it between the hypermarkets themselves.

But it does pretty much eliminate the thought that a space probe could carry equipment to drill through the ice to search for it.