Sentence examples for which may eliminate from inspiring English sources

Even consolidation on Wall Street, which may eliminate some Indian companies' clients, could help Indian workers, outsourcing executives say.

Any city bidding for a future Olympics will be expected to meet the same standards, which may eliminate cities as small as Athens.

In case of conical connection, compressive force may have promoted a higher penetration of the abutments into implant body, which may eliminate microgap [5].

An alternative safeguarding method, which may eliminate the need for relief altogether, is safety shutdown of the energy inputs to the column.

The framework allows rapid development of prototype designs, which may eliminate some of the costly design iterations which are currently made in industrial practice.

Trees contain a biomordant in the form of tannin which may eliminate the need for metallic mordants, thus reducing water, thermal energy, residual waste, and exposure to a mordant chemical.

The reason for this close examination stems from the common goal of utilising an ALL reconstruction in the setting of an ACL deficiency, which thereby may eliminate residual rotational knee laxity and reduce the risk of ACL graft rupture in select patients.

Owners will have two years to decide whether to sell back vehicles – and it is not clear when EPA and California will decide whether to approve fixes, which may not eliminate all excess emissions.

Firstly intervention and control schools were matched, not randomized, which may not eliminate the risk of confounding.

I did not fall for the pay option, which may have eliminated some good prospects for me… I guess I'll never know.

I did not fall for the pay option, which may have eliminated some good prospects for me, although I guess I'll never know.