Sentence examples for Entirely eradicated from inspiring English sources

Yet chattel servitude was not entirely eradicated.

The Vietnamese community of 400,000 people was entirely eradicated.

Also, how about formally acknowledging that sometimes pain cannot be entirely eradicated?

Stress will never be entirely eradicated from such a high profile, demanding task.

Obviously, we cannot wait until terrorism is entirely eradicated to deal with Saddam Hussein.

He says ivory demand is a reality that must be reduced, but cannot be entirely eradicated.

Exley added: "We would not need to entirely eradicate inequality to see the benefits.

"We will work together in a common action plan until we entirely eradicate this threat of terrorism," Mr. Davutoglu said.

However, the compromise does not entirely eradicate the possibility of the kind of brinksmanship which took Washington to the precipice earlier this year.

Perhaps there is some truth to this, although my patient had a surfeit of anxiety that even cannabis could not entirely eradicate.

However Saving Mr Banks, which follows the creation of the hit 1964 musical Mary Poppins, does not entirely eradicate the habit: in one scene, Disney is seen putting out a cigarette which is not visible.