Sentence examples for worth eliminating from inspiring English sources

If you're looking for Rob Gronkowski this week it's probably worth eliminating any and all dudes who are wearing a shirt.

According to its foes on the ideological right, it would be worth eliminating social insurance to people who are disabled or elderly, or whose private pensions have folded, or whose 401 k)s have melted away, because Social Security, the post office and other federal institutions are the root of all evil.

Another project worth eliminating is the national missile defense program.

(And for what it's worth, eliminating earmarks is not a serious spending cut.) Wallace is pretty skeptical that they can cut $100 billion in cuts.

Bay Area Democrat Jackie Speier, another committee member, said in a statement: "As we cut $5 billion from the defense budget this week, JLENS should be the first thing to go, but inexplicably Republicans decided it wasn't worth eliminating.

Only the extra-heterogeneity due to atelectasis and hyperdistension is worth eliminating.

For example, in the case of the bridge, the amount each person pays could be based on only what others think the bridge should be worth, thus eliminating each person's incentive to lie about its value.

In fact, the only press release worth covering Oracle eliminating half the products on its price list and bundling them into other products free of charge was covered as a minor sideline.

Guaranteed access to basic health services can improve health, but just as importantly, it can provide people with a sense of social worth and eliminate the insecurity of being unable to provide for loved ones in times of crisis.

The computations reproduce satisfactorily the irradiated rod worth measurements, practically eliminating the discrepancy of the total rod worth, compared to the computations based on the nominal absorber densities.

HUD's Healthy Homes and Lead Hazard Control Program is slated to receive a $20 million boost, but the agency has proposed eliminating $4.1 billion worth of grant programs local officials say play a bigger role in reducing risks.