Sentence examples for still eliminating from inspiring English sources

Still, eliminating potential conflicts may be complicated.

Still, eliminating jobs and closing factories is unlikely to provide much hope in a country that craves stability.

But then so had Japan's capital, Tokyo, and the B-29s, still eliminating such "productive enterprises" as Japan "had above ground," were doing so at least as effectively as atomic bombs could.

Mr. Dowd said the police work was "chaotic," adding that a year and a half into the case, investigators were still eliminating people as suspects whose fingerprints happened to be inside the Ammons' Hamptons home.

Still, eliminating gender distinctions in sports is one of those thought experiments that, like tossing fat men in front of trolleys, may usefully clarify philosophical points but is unlikely to meet with approval in real life, at least in the near future.

At high speeds, both tools are mentally taxing, though R.S.V.P. — which allows readers to keep their eyes completely still, eliminating the time-consuming process of scanning them across the page and "fixating" on individual words — is also strangely passive; more than one person I've let sample ReadQuick has remarked that it feels a little like watching TV.

This would raise only half as much as Mr. Obama's proposal — allowing the cuts to expire on all income above $250,000 — but it would still eliminate roughly 8 percent of the medium-term budget deficit.

And with a surplus of close to £12bn pencilled in for the end of the parliament, the chancellor can afford to cancel the tax credit cuts and still eliminate the deficit".

"The International Olympic Committee stipulates that the Olympics have to be shown to as many people as possible, so at the moment that automatically still eliminates all satellite and cable broadcasters over here," Mr Hopkins said.

He found that if Mr. Clinton were to propose balancing the budget in 10 or 11 years rather than 5 or 7, as the Republicans were proposing, the administration could protect its priority programs and still eliminate the deficit.

All will be well if these technologies can be quarantined, or better still, eliminated altogether.