Sentence examples for whose elimination from inspiring English sources

A single bomb could now destroy a target whose elimination had once required thousands of bombs.

First, the idea that religion is a gratuitous cause of violence, whose elimination would promote peace.

What of the chemical, biological or radiological weapons, whose elimination was one of the justifications for the war cited by President Bush?

Donations from the real estate industry might mean the mortgage interest tax deduction, whose elimination many economists support,  could also be relatively protected.

This makes him a propaganda threat, but not one whose elimination would do anything to limit the reach of the Qaeda branch.

Additionally, Trump called for the elimination of the Estate Tax, which has been a bulwark of progressive taxation since its creation, and whose elimination can in no way be construed as populist.

Still, it is certainly true that the L.R.A., like the recently vanquished Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, is a scourge whose final elimination by the African governments it haunts is a righteous cause.

The most important variables were the ones whose effective elimination from the forest produced the greatest degradation in accuracy.

This analysis predicts a set of reactions (Table 5) whose collective elimination would yield a H2 production rate of 11.3 mmol/g DW h, very close to the theoretical maximum of 11.5 mmol/g DW h that was predicted by iRsp1095.

Even then, his team would be playing catch-up with those 30 others whose early eliminations had granted them extra time to prepare.

"The more I look at this thing, the more I think he is a driving, inspirational force whose capture or elimination would have a material effect".