Sentence examples for say eliminating from inspiring English sources

Critics say eliminating a rival will hurt consumers, especially in rural areas that lack cable TV service.

Unlike Mr Reagan's efforts at spending cuts, the Bush budget does not go in for high-profile cost-cutting (by, say, eliminating a department here or there).

Social investing advocates say eliminating a few hundred companies out of thousands is hardly a handicap, and that responsible companies are more likely to be profitable.

Experts say eliminating trans fats need not change the taste of foods, but chefs and restaurant owners say it is hard to replicate the taste and texture of some items without them.

It then challenges those who want to eliminate intuitions as a basic source of evidence to say why this is legitimate but, say, eliminating all but visual experiences as basic sources of evidence is not (Bealer 1996a,b, 1998, 1999).

None of this is to say eliminating toxic people from our lives is easy.

"This doesn't say eliminate all musculoskeletal disorders.

"The judge, in her comments, indicated the way that stop-and-frisk is being used is unconstitutional, but did not say eliminate stop-and-frisk," he said.

Breeding tigers on farms, they say, eliminates the need for poaching them in the wild.

But, he said, "eliminating the lubricants means there's no potential for contamination".

Opponents said eliminating the tax would cost the Treasury billions and mainly benefit the wealthy.