Sentence examples similar to All eradicated from inspiring English sources

In decades past, there was a belief that surgery could "get it all" — eradicate the cancer before it could spread to organs and bones.

"I hope we can all eradicate in next decade this completely useless phrase that I think has contributed to lots of people dying".

In summary, we found that the novel sirtuin inhibitor Tenovin-6 is effective in killing pre-B ALL cells and eradicating ALL stem/progenitor cells (CD133 + CD19-).

we found that the novel sirtuin inhibitor Tenovin-6 is effective in killing pre-B ALL cells and eradicating ALL stem/progenitor cells (CD133 + CD19-).

This has been all but eradicated.

Yet several democracies have all but eradicated hunger.

Traditional mosquito control all but eradicated Aedes aegypti (and the diseases it carries) from the United States fifty years ago.

The landscape has been urbanised so quickly that nature has been all but eradicated in the concrete jungle.

The island's Aborigines were hunted, herded onto reservations and, by the 1850's, all but eradicated.

Measles, the world's most contagious virus, was all but eradicated in the United States fifteen years ago, and it shouldn't make anybody sick, let alone cause deaths.

Instead, we find the action is transposed to modern London, the world stage, or a kind of amorphous anywhen with all specifics eradicated.