Sentence examples for rid of through from inspiring English sources

Underperforming employees can (eventually) be got rid of through the normal channels.The DWP is right about that.

When the day comes that I reach my target, should I end up with a bunch of loose skin that I cannot get rid of through hard work and training, then I'll look at my options, since I'll have no other choice.

Your skin is your largest detox organ, and when you sweat, you get rid of toxins through the skin.

"The pattern is to identify women who are pregnant, so the camp authorities can get rid of the babies through forced abortion, torture or very hard labor.

The animals have a lot of mass compared with their skin's surface area and can't get rid of much heat through the skin.

The Lib Dems say they would get rid of the deficit through raising taxes by an additional £12bn, cutting public spending by £12bn, and cutting welfare by £3bn.

This process is the most critical in neurons, because neurons do not divide and cannot get rid of protein aggregates through self-replication or self-renewal [ 208].

He also believes they will get rid of more troublesome assets through what they call "mitigation," or, essentially, waiting until the terms of the loans expire so they are worthless.

To achieve this goal, we must get rid of the old generation, through a serious process of evaluation and selection, applying what Mark Anthony said before the dead body of Caesar: I came to bury him, not to praise him".

And if that doesn't get through, get rid of 'em".

Mr. Kessel, a money manager and financial planner in Los Angeles who is a longtime yogi himself, noted that most people try to get rid of their fear of the markets through some kind of external action, like selling.