Sentence examples for wholly eliminates from inspiring English sources

"However efficiently artificial light annihilates the difference between night and day," Al Alvarez has remarked, "it never wholly eliminates the primitive suspicion that night people are up to no good".

"However efficiently artificial light annihilates the difference between night and day," the poet and critic Al Alvarez wrote, "it never wholly eliminates the primitive suspicion that night people are up to no good".

Sampling error can never be wholly eliminated.

Although internal conflict was not wholly eliminated thereafter, it was always settled within the framework of the 1848 federal constitution.

Although laws exist in most countries to prohibit and punish the purchase or sale of votes, the introduction of secret voting has not wholly eliminated bribery.

But, the official emphasized, it would have been impossible to wholly eliminate the loss of intelligence "short of setting charges to the plane".

All Americans, he emphasizes, "want decent homes to live in; they want to locate them where they can engage in productive work; and they want some safeguard against misfortunes which cannot be wholly eliminated in this man-made world of ours".

By tweaking certain aspects of the technique including doing the transfer sooner after fertilization they found they could reduce (but not wholly eliminate) the carryover of defective mitochondria, which could make the procedure ineffective, they report today in Nature.

But it backs less than 2percentt of U.S. exports, and it's not obvious how many of the 205,000 jobs that the bank claims to support would disappear if Ex-Im were wholly eliminated.

This transformation thus reduces but does not wholly eliminate the X chromosome demasculinization.

Application of a phred filter (q = 30) substantially mitigated, though did not wholly eliminate this skewing.