cull造句

Many subsidies undeservedly survived the cull.

The cull of smaller American Banks will continue.

It is usually good practice to cull the poorest prior to field planting.

Search engines help you find things, but everything they cull from is public.

His first big task was a contentious cull of around 15% of the staff.

And they don't like hunters, so we can't cull the wolves attacking our livestock.

Typically, a three paragraph summary is sufficient for the writer to review and cull pertinent feedback from the critique's insights.

With some 40,000 mongrels born in Denmark every year, a mass cull of mutts would reach alarming proportions.

And although some activists are calling for a cull, few MPs, even among the clean ones, have joined them.

Experts from the Forestry Commission are carrying out inspections across Britain and will order a cull wherever the disease is found.

Women also account for around two-thirds of the State workforce, which means they have been more affected by the Government's cull of the public sector.

But there might be reasons for hope in these cash-strapped times. Mr Shirlow suspects that spending cuts will force authorities in Northern Ireland to cull duplicated services.

It seems a shame to cull graceful creatures such as springbok, but their meat is lean, tender and delicious, especially when served with a berry sauce and a fine South African merlot.