Sentence examples for will eventually eliminate from inspiring English sources
He expects further improvement that he hopes will eventually eliminate the odors.
It now says the test is unnecessary because many women exposed to the virus will eventually eliminate the virus without any intervention.
Just this week, the men's tennis tour agreed to a sale that will eventually eliminate a tournament in San Jose, California, and add one in Rio de Janeiro.
Further, standard 20-ounce carbon-dioxide cylinders must be refurbished or replaced every five years, a timetable that will eventually eliminate the old valves.
McCain: I can look you in the eye and tell you that those casualties tragically continue… But they are much less, and they are dramatically reduced and we will eventually eliminate them.
The city will remove its last decommissioned single-space parking meter in Manhattan on Monday, transportation officials said, the start of a yearlong process that will eventually eliminate all the steel-and-sludge-hued meters in the city.
To that end, they will reduce and eventually eliminate handouts to the dependent clients of an overspending state controlled by those clients' votes.
But if as the Ancients said the truth is "like a lion -- just let it loose", then maybe we can finally go past the already failed but still dangerous GE experiment and move to an ecological agriculture that really will reduce and eventually eliminate pesticides and provide a secure sustainable food future for us all.
The response includes the universal down-regulation of KAT complex components, a change that will diminish and eventually eliminate protein hyperacetylation caused by HDAC inhibition, and the up-regulation of developmental regulators that adjust transcription to accommodate inhibitor-induced epigenomic changes.
Iteratively checking and rescheduling between Stages II and III, job duality issues will be eventually eliminated and a full scheduling cycle coupling multiple sub-cycles will be accomplished.
These alleles will typically increase in abundance and eventually eliminate the drive because most drives – like most transgenes – are likely to slightly reduce the fitness of the organism.
