Sentence examples for sweeping clearances from inspiring English sources
Scotland also produced one of the major figures in urban planning in sociologist Patrick Geddes (1854 1932), who developed the concept of conurbation, and discarded the idea of "sweeping clearances" to remove existing housing and the imposition of the gridiron plan, in favour of "conservative surgery": retaining the best buildings in an area and removing the worst.
In comparison to conventional antibody, recycling antibody enhanced antibody antigen complex clearance by 3 folds, while sweeping antibody accelerated antigen clearance by 10 folds in a pharmacokinetic study.
Clearance teams follow, sweeping every inch of soil and exploding every piece of UXO.
Simulation results showed that recycling and sweeping antibodies can improve dosage frequency and reduce the required dose for target antigens with various clearances, plasma concentrations or binding kinetics.
They gave the new public editor sweeping autonomy not only to scrutinize and monitor potentially embarrassing journalistic lapses, but to then publish his assessments without clearance from anyone at The Times.
Anger is sweeping America.
Albany needs sweeping change.
Probably nothing sweeping.
