Sentence examples for would be stripping from inspiring English sources

Deloitte would be "stripping the good will" from Andersen, said Daniel S. Goldberg, a law professor at the University of Maryland.

"That would be stripping something that would be seen by most lovers of antique homes as an important component," said Bill Andruss, a real estate broker with Sotheby's International Realty in Greenwich, Conn.

Ms Thomson said that, in a further attempt at improving the efficiency of the BBC, the corporation would be stripping out tiers of management so that there would be seven layers of organisation from director-general to the most junior members of staff.

But manager Paolo Di Canio informed the Scotsman on Friday that he would be stripping him of the armband and that fellow defender Alan McCormack will now take over the role.

So there's no explicit message to be found and even if there was one, to state it as an absolute in a written interview would be stripping the "art" of interpretation out of the equation.

To protect privacy, personal identifiers would be stripped out.

All personally identifiable data would be stripped from the S.M.S. before it entered a centralized database.

For example, individuals' names or tax identification numbers would be stripped from personal records.

If I had it all my way, the sound would be stripped to the bone.

But after the Lords vote, Jacqui Smith, the home secretary, announced that the bill would be stripped of the offending proposal.

Mr Stepashin had said that six of Russia's biggest banks would be stripped of their licences.