Sentence examples for removed so much from inspiring English sources

"They removed so much forest that it reduced rainfall and reduced the stream flow," she added.

Hospital staff removed so much skin that his tattoos came away too.

Repeated operations had removed so much of his small intestine that he could no longer absorb nutrients from food and needed intravenous feeding 16 hours a day.

By the time the photographer came to take pictures for the real estate agent's Web site, we had removed so much clutter that I wondered why we were moving.

To see gay men in loving relationships, raising children together and building families would have removed so much fear from my teenage years and made my path to self-acceptance smoother.

The event, which geologists call a tectonic aneurysm, occurred because the river removed so much material during that time frame from a corner of the Indian crustal plate.

The thought was not to remove so much of the branches if it would stress the trees.

Brown coal removes so much material from the land there is not enough left to fill it in properly.

"There is definitely a point of diminishing returns where you can remove so much noise that you are removing the music as well," Mr. Slack said.

Arranged marriages can work "because they remove so much of the anxiety about 'is this the right person?' " said Brian J. Willoughby, an assistant professor in the School of Family Life at Brigham Young University.

A wave of napalm-fueled fire splashed across the mouths of a system of caves or trenchworks may fail to burn the occupants but can remove so much oxygen from the air that the defenders suffocate.