Sentence examples for to weeding out from inspiring English sources

Now, the biggest impediment to weeding out poor teachers is not obstruction by the union but inadequate supervision by principals.

Since 2011, the website of the Académie Française has a section dedicated to weeding out anglicisms from the French language.

Which goes to show that while dating apps might be on their way to weeding out sexism, chemistry will be a harder problem to solve.

The punishment, Gallop said, took into account the seriousness of Saturday's incidents but also Wanderers' commitment – in public and in the club's response to the show-cause notice issued earlier in the week – to weeding out those individuals responsible.

In return, Fine Gael has offered more reform to the way public sector appointments are made with a view to weeding out party favouritism in filling top civil service posts.

"The law enforcement community here in Atlanta and around the country are committed to weeding out those whose acts tarnish the image of the many officers and agents who work tirelessly to keep our communities and country safe," said David P. D'Amato, a special agent with the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.

The goal is to weed out collaborators.

A faculty meeting to weed out "not good college material".

Little effort has been made to weed out bad teachers.

It's a quick way to weed out scammers.

Many companies use software to weed out unqualified applicants.