Sentence examples for some removals from inspiring English sources

While some removals have triggered protests or even violence, most have happened quietly.

Though some removals are the result of a proper nounification of a word -- Williams cites "stetson" as an example of an improper noun that was briefly considered proper due to its brand associations -- some are the result of anti-defamation complaints and other political demands.

Partially remediated homes had furniture and carpets removed and some removal of mold on the walls, such as removal of some drywall or visible evidence of scrubbing.

But Ravishankara says the molecule is different from CFCs in that it "has some removal processes that are kind of weird.

There may have been some removal of microbes bearing this gene in the wetland, but none of the other ARGs were significantly reduced by treatment with the wetland.

Although some removal is expected in sea water, no effect is expected in lake water because of the effects of ionic strength.

Some removal overestimation was observed in the regions close to the anode, possibly due to the significant metal content bound to residual fraction.

Performance of the Grand Marais treatment wetland system was comparable to other wetlands, particularly in Europe, where some removal of nutrients (typically 30 to 50% of N and P) is expected, assuming loadings are not excessive [41].

Proteins including cystatin S and CAVI were still adhered to a certain extent on all particle types despite some removal in SDS washes.

HDL is known to offer some removal mechanism that gets rid of peripheral tissue cholesterol as well as cholesterol from VLDL and LDL.

Google is beholden to the accuracy of the information that the requester submits in many cases, making decisions over some nuanced removals difficult.