Sentence examples for trimming much from inspiring English sources

Mr. Price sold out of his positions in Siebel, PeopleSoft and Oracle in the summer, while trimming much of his stake in SAP.

Will win: The Crucible Should win: A View from the Bridge Read our review of The Crucible John Doyle's stripped down revival of The Color Purple, the musical based on the Alice Walker novel, sustained the force of the story while trimming much of the sentiment and bombast.

However reluctantly, legislators in Albany will need to trim much more.

I also appreciate the fact he trimmed much of his sharp ideological edge, loved by many of his fans, but not by me.

The Democratic plan would trim much more, a total of $2.5 trillion to $3 trillion, through cuts in the growth of federal entitlement programs, including Medicare, and more than $1 trillion in new tax revenues.

Their major charge was that our armed forces had, for reasons of economy, been trimmed much too low for safety and, in the light of this, the 1st weeks of the Korean war proved that on occasion experts can be abundantly right.

You don't have to trim much, just the very end of the stems.

Some experts said trimming too much red meat from your diet could inadvertently make people pile on the pounds.

Among the items were saving $110 million through an effort to "streamline bureaucracy" and trimming as much as $65 million through changes in the garbage-collection system.

By contrast, the contribution of PUL for amylopectin trimming was much smaller than that of ISA1, and PUL function partially overlaps with that of ISA1 (Fujita et al. 2009).

Does God really hate shellfish consumption and blend fabrics and beard trimming as much as he hates anal sex, for example?