Sentence examples for removing the sort of from inspiring English sources

They believe it does what it was meant to do, by removing the sort of monster who killed Polly Klaas from the streets and deterring others.

Instead the restriction could be made to losses that are 'sure' in the sense that there is a mechanical formula for inflicting the loss, thus removing the sort of counterexample to the Converse Dutch Book theorem with which we began, and the need to strengthen the axioms.

We're not talking about instant replays for everything: goal line technology - and ONLY that - will remove the sort of mistake that could blight the game".

By doing so, Zenefits is hoping to remove the sort of barrier for those companies that wanted to grow beyond its brokerage while staying on the service.

Many of Google's plans for the mobile web have user-friendliness in mind – its AMP pages are faster loading on mobile and not covered in slow-loading ads (even if they're not the best deal for publishers), and its plans to include an ad-blocker in Chrome would further help remove the sorts of frustrating ads users today face.

At the other end of the basement were people who were also called psychologists, and who were totally removed from the sort of thing that Skinner did.

Being the hero of a blockbuster entertainment franchise, you might expect Mark Hamill to be far removed from the sort of merchandise-obsessed fans who probably own five different plastic re-creations of his lightsaber-wielding Jedi, Luke Skywalker – all of course still in their original packaging.

Second, the final version of Russell's neutral monism is very far removed from the sort of view we find in James, Mach, and Avenarius.

"If they make claims about gaming, that is very far removed from the sort of treatment claims that might be to do with helping stroke patients or people suffering from depression," warns Hannah Maslen from the Oxford Martin School at Oxford University.

To be clear, the services that these companies offer are far removed from the sort of casual carpooling that is legal — and even encouraged — as a way to cut down on car ownership, reduce greenhouse gases, and the like.

Abolishing the fee removes that sort of pressure.