Sentence examples for system has removed from inspiring English sources

Neurometrix, a small medical device maker with billion-dollar ambitions, says that its system has removed much of the complexity inherent in traditional neurology exams.

But, the Datavote system does use partly perforated ballots for absentee voting, and Mr. Sweat said the optical system has removed the chad headaches that came from those ballots.

A new water filtration and ozonation system has removed the need for antibiotics.

The state-supported system had removed the incentives to entrepreneurship without which the capitalist economy cannot function, he declares — "the carrot of serious money for those who strive, the stick of hardship for those who are idle".

To be fair, Rollins has pointed out that in a system that has removed most revenue for musicians, monetising your credibility is entirely legitimate.

"Some douche is gaming the system, I've removed the ability to see the results until I sort this out," reported Kordahi.

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The theater's dreaded sound-enhancement system has been removed, and the acoustics are better, if memory serves, than in the days before the company resorted to electronics to give a boost to singers.

The International, known for its milkshakes and a unique scoring system, has been removed from the PGA Tour schedule after the tournament failed to find sponsorship for this year's event at the Castle Pines Golf Club in Castle Rock, Colo.

Two months have passed since our last meeting and a brisk South American doctor, one of the hundreds of foreign medical staff who have rushed to fill the gaps left in Haiti's healthcare system, has just removed the rods and screws that have held Shirley's ankle together while it mended.

A federal judge has cleared the way for a class action lawsuit arguing that the New York City school system has improperly removed thousands of disabled and special education children from their classrooms, placing some of them for months at a time in settings that lack the services they need.