weed out

Tom ought to have weeded out the duller articles from his book.

"I'd like to think the process is good enough that these folks who are behaving in an incredibly unethical way get weeded out. "

Had I immediately weeded out the facts from farce, I could have made better decision.

Joseph Schumpeter argued that recessions are a process of creative destruction in which inefficient firms are weeded out.

But at best, competing businesses will embody different theories, with the bad ones tending to be weeded out.

Some of the smaller players have already started to be weeded out.

But child welfare advocates say that those motivated by money are weeded out by evaluation and training that lasts several weeks.

Work One, a state employment agency, weeded out unsuitable applicants.

There are more ways to receive misinformation but if you are paying attention, there are also more ways to have it weeded out.

The general weeded out poor commanders.

Life makes sure you get tested with failures every so often, and the people with a scarcity mindset get weeded out along the way.

I weeded out the unsuitables, conducting initial "interviews" by phone and email before meeting those on my shortlist.

It is also unclear how dishonest officers will be weeded out of the new chain of command.

Unqualified members must be weeded out from our team.

On the factory floor, inefficiencies were identified and weeded out.

Most of the planets are then weeded out by collisions and ejections, caused by gravitational interaction between adjacent planetary bodies.

Or you will be weeded out in competition.

I appreciate your efforts to build bridges, but take note of some ideas that need to be weeded out.

The teacher has weeded out the slow boys and put them in a lower class .

Most of the applicants were weeded out early, including one 13-year-old aspiring James Bond.

Those firms without any management skills will be weeded out.

Zeta weeded out posts from the brands themselves.

They weeded out useless books from library.

Students who don't perform well on exams are weeded out at age 12 and told they won't be attending university.

The weaker ones were weeded out.

Palguta says some federal workers quit before they are fired, so the data underestimate how many poor performers are weeded out.

Must it be weeded out?

The second paragragh has been weeded out.

They start at six years old (preparations for entry can begin as young as three) and are weeded out from then on by cut-throat examinations.

China Refrigeration Service Industry will be confront with the problem and countermeasure during the CFC weeded out process

non-performers are weeded out or challenged to new development by fellow employees rather than superiors