Sentence examples for really eliminated from inspiring English sources

"I think the opportunity has presented itself for me to kind of go down in history as the mayor that guided the city of New Orleans through an incredible rebuild cycle, and really eliminated a lot of the pre-Katrina problems that we had with blight, with crime, with the public-school system".

This high sustained concentration of paclitaxel in the liver may result in an overestimation of plasma clearance since plasma concentrations drop rapidly yet drug was not really eliminated from the body, but rather trapped in the liver.

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"We still need a lot more rain to go here to really eliminate this drought".

"We're not really eliminating programs; we're rationalizing the work force," he said.

"We have momentum to really eliminate the paper," said Jeffrey Carucci, the first deputy chief clerk of the Manhattan court.

But the way we won last night, 1-0, and really eliminating Jaromir Jagr and Mario Lemieux, that's our style of game.

Now one question is whether separating the two pieces of the company would really eliminate the monopoly power of each piece.

"If you allow the money to be moved, either within the agency or to another agency, it really eliminates the very essence of having a budget" process, Mr. Hannon said.

"If you are a bond insurer or bank you can never really eliminate the risk that you originated in entirety, unless you sell it," said Edward J. Grebeck, chief executive of Tempus Advisors.

"The whole point of increasing the penalties in the law and being very public about it is to really eliminate the inappropriate possession of guns in New York City," said Lisa Schreibersdorf, the director of Brooklyn Defenders Services.