Sentence examples for I could eradicate from inspiring English sources

But if I could eradicate one species from the face of the Earth, it would be the mosquito.

That's why the first countries to use it could eradicate polio early on," says Maher. "Once polio had been knocked out of some fairly large areas for good, that prompted health organisations to start thinking about global eradication.

And if we could eradicate Polio, I don't see why we can't eradicate misogyny".

I'm all for studying the universe, but maybe we could eradicate everyone's home energy bills and then I'll personally promise to donate half of what my bill used to be to this project.

Mass prescription of anti-retroviral drugs could eradicate the disease within 40 years, scientist says.

We could eradicate smallpox from nature, but we could not uproot the virus from the human heart".

Studies had shown that a pathogen called the Russian spring-summer encephalitis virus could eradicate tumors in mice.

The leaders who built the United Nations were not naïve; they did not think this body could eradicate all wars.

A last-ditch effort to vaccinate children in these regions could eradicate this disease for good, just as smallpox was eradicated more than 30 years ago.

FOR several years, United Nations drug-control officials have said facetiously that they could probably buy up Afghanistan's poppy crop as cheaply as they could eradicate it.

The same affluent, Facebook India that shudders at the filthy toilets and corruption plaguing the Commonwealth Games could eradicate polio if it chooses to.