Sentence examples for though not eliminating from inspiring English sources
Though not eliminating the threat of future crises, "it makes them less likely," says Litan.
In the 1980s and '90s the government gradually introduced price increases on goods and services, effectively reducing (though not eliminating) subsidies for food and fuel.
George W Bush courted them in 2004, neutralising though not eliminating the Democrats' traditional advantage, and snatched battleground states like New Mexico from John Kerry.
Following the translation into Latin of his major works beginning about the 12th century, Aristotle's philosophy eventually became the intellectual framework of later Western Scholasticism, eclipsing (though not eliminating) the influence of Neoplatonism as passed through St. Augustine and the Church Fathers.
However, HIV infection among condom users is not necessarily acquired through a non-sexual route; because for condoms to be effective in reducing (though not eliminating) the risk of HIV infection, they must be used correctly and consistently [ 42].
If interest rates rise sharply, such adjustments are likely to minimize losses, though not eliminate them.
The conventional art-fair caste system, which gives certain power galleries privileged visibility, has been modified, though not eliminated.
We think this makes for a more open and useful discussion, and helps prevent (though not eliminate) canned, fake or too-guarded answers.
The gastrointestinal side effect, halitosis and body odor, are reduced, though not eliminated, according to the parents of children with the disease.
But metal "skid plates," installed at the factory, protect vital components underneath and good planning helps reduce, though not eliminate, the chance of damage.
Globalization has weakened, though not eliminated, the role of national systems of labor relations and given rise to a number of new institutions, structures, and processes for dealing with all of the labor relations functions discussed in previous chapters.
