Similar words: winnowing, winnow, bow out, flow out, blow out, blowout, throw out, follow out. Meaning: v. dismiss from consideration or a contest.
Random good picture Not show
1. The committee will need to winnow out the nonsense and produce more practical proposals if it is to achieve results.
2. You should winnow out the inaccuracies of this paper this afternoon.
3. Time has winnowed out certain of the essays as superior.
4. Perennial boom and bust cycles have always winnowed out weak farmers.
5. But in government, managers have no incentive to winnow out their product mix.
6. We should winnow out the errors in logic.
7. Randi Weigarten:The problem with the system and the problem across the country is, can you recruit who you want, can you retain the good ones and can you 6)winnow out the ones you want to get rid of?
7. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and build good sentences.
8. We have to winnow out and punish these foolish ideas.
9. But the straw poll does winnow out people like Mr Pawlenty, who staked his campaign on a strong showing.
10. Ma points out that the intent of the PRC authorities in reorganizing the export industry when things were over-heating two years ago was to winnow out weak firms, leaving only the strong behind.
11. All this makes the team members more competent knowledge crunchers winnow out the extraneous.
12. The United States created Chapter 11 precisely to help companies that need protection from their creditors while they restructure their liabilities and winnow out the good business from the bad.
13. And over time, the economic analogue of natural selection operates as the market determines which firms are profitable and which are unprofitable, and tends to winnow out the latter.
More similar words: winnowing, winnow, bow out, flow out, blow out, blowout, throw out, follow out, grow out of, in no way, minnow, in no time, innocent, innovate, in no case, innovator, innocuous, innocence, innoxious, innocently, innovatory, innovation, innovative, innovational, winner, winning, twinning, in no uncertain terms, breadwinner, award-winning.