Sentence examples for practically eliminate from inspiring English sources

The fiscal compact, backed up by a well functioning fiscal authority would practically eliminate the risk of default.

They are asking Mr. Huerta to sign off on changes meant to practically eliminate the odds of future incidents and to protect the plane and its passengers if a problem did arise.

For example, new service and delivery technologies, combined with significantly enhanced collateral standards, will practically eliminate the need for intraday credit in the tri-party repo market by the end of next year.

Looking back, Dr. Satcher sees the discovery that AZT can practically eliminate mother-to-infant transmission of the virus as the "most dramatic progress and significant progress" so far.

Since the Saver mortgage will practically eliminate the upfront mortgage insurance premium — it will be reduced to 0.01 percent of the home value, from 2 percent — the loan may become more attractive to people with more modest cash needs or who need the money for a shorter time.

That 10% could be defined in any way the banks want – banks are far more clever about money than the government - and they could create hedges against that risk could practically eliminate the chance they would actually have to absorb losses.

These polls confirm they have been practically eliminated as a Scottish force.

Overqualified candidates are rejected as well, practically eliminating the chance for anyone unemployed to take on a lesser job.

"The two conditions thought to promote brain cooling (nasal breathing and forehead cooling) practically eliminated contagious yawning," the researchers wrote.

Pelfrey was displeased that he fell behind hitters too often, practically eliminating the off-speed pitches from his game plan.

At any rate, his speech of last week, coupled with announcement of continuing troop withdrawals & lower casualties, has practically eliminated Vietnam as an issue in this year's elections.