Sentence examples for scrambling to remove from inspiring English sources

Workers have been scrambling to remove the radioactive water from the four units and find a place to safely store it.

In Illinois, state legislators are now scrambling to remove Mr Blagojevich from office, and the Democrats hope that his successor would then appoint Mr Burris.

Meanwhile, television and film directors and writers are scrambling to remove any reminder of the terrorist acts from their shows and movies.

The discovery has sent environmental officials and a small army of corporations scrambling to remove thousands of cubic yards of sediment with plans to seal the rest beneath a permanent cap, all within the coming year.

Though its worst effects were along the coast, it also battered inland areas like Orlando, where residents and work crews were scrambling to remove or at least fasten piles of debris to the ground before the next hit.

Minions scramble to remove the scenery – the podium, flag and union banner.

Google has scrambled to remove third-party apps that led users to child porn sharing groups on WhatsApp in the wake of TechCrunch's report about the problem last week.

In May, authorities scrambled to remove a putrefying 75-foot-long fin whale that left an "oil slick" of remains on a beach in Albany.

Rush Limbaugh claimed that "Vince Foster was murdered in an apartment owned by Hillary Clinton," and the New York Postreported that administration officials "frantically scrambled" to remove from Foster's office safe a previously unreported set of files, some of them related to Whitewater.

Meanwhile, even as stores scramble to remove toxic cadmium-bearing children's jewelry from shelves, parents are taking toy safety testing into their own hands through the use of hand-held X-ray fluorescence analyzers.

The fact that the mostly white media scrambles to remove white, privileged men from blame is exactly why we need more diverse newsrooms".