Sentence examples similar to a structure that eradicates from inspiring English sources

A structure that haunts memory.

"We've set up a new constitution and new structures that have totally eradicated all the excesses of the ancien régime," Belkadhi said.

That eradicates the language barrier.

A strong proponent of health as a human right, he founded a program at Schweitzer Hospital, Haiti, that eradicated neonatal tetanus.

The assumption has been that eradicating corruption can only mean a swift improvement in the system.

It also contains curcumin, a nutrient that eradicates worms and bad bacteria.

Developing a structure is seldom that simple.

Labour would force the energy companies to do three things: separate out the parts of their business that generate energy from the parts that sell to consumers; sell all their energy in an open pool; and introduce a simpler tariff structure which eradicates confusion and allows consumers to properly compare and see if they are getting a fair deal.

But to propose a solution that involves eradicating one of the parties is naive at best, and criminal at worst.

That is also a structure.

The processing of a food eliminates fiber, alters its natural molecular structure and eradicates nutrients.