Sentence examples for try to do away from inspiring English sources

So might banks try to do away with free checking entirely?

Companies thus have ample reason to try to do away with the routine chores of employee relations whether by systematizing employee management in-house or by outsourcing it to temps or to a PEO.

The Indians were given land allotments between the end of the 19th century and 1934, a time when it was government policy to try to do away with tribal entities and reservations.

Fans mutter about crass commercialisation at any suggestion of renaming Old Trafford perhaps forgetting that the club's commercial interests reaped revenues of £47.8m last year, some 28% of the total.United's new American owner might also try to do away with a joint TV deal brokered by the Premiership sides.

"By addressing your superiors in [a formal] way, you automatically lose 50% of the firepower in your creativity, so we try to do away with all that," he says.

Be cognizant of what you put in your body -- after all, it's the only one you have -- but try to do away with the guilt.

They are trying to do away with democracy.

"We're trying to do away with the distracting movement".

American Prairie are trying to do away with both," he said.

She was a stiff, uncompromising woman who relentlessly tried to do away with bad grammar.

Ed Koch, who was then the mayor, deemed it "anachronistic" and tried to do away with it.