Sentence examples for also eradicating from inspiring English sources

All now stand in ruins, ravaged by a war that is not only killing generations of Syrians but also eradicating all around them, including sites that have stood since the dawn of civilisation.

So it's effectively a device that enables multiple synthetic sensors that are able to track lots of different types of in-room activity — thereby getting around the tedium and unsightliness of needing to stick sensors on everything, while also eradicating all those potential points of failure (i.e. when physical sensors come unstuck or break or run out of battery power).

And just as technology and automation rendered those workers obsolete, in the modern age, it's also eradicating all sorts of other jobs; bank tellers, toll booth operators, and pharmacy clerks all may soon be a distant memory.

Also eradicated, apparently, is the distinction between reality and unreality.

But value also eradicates objects and therefore history: metal things were, and still are, continuously melted down to make other metal things.

The decision elicited much criticism but also eradicated the feared "winner's curse" that instead would years later befall Facebook investors.

Brody and Steinfeld have also eradicated Sondheim's deep-are-the-roots sense of how people act and think with whimsy.

Some control of insects has been achieved through the aerial spraying of insecticides, but this practice also eradicates insect-eating birds and predator insects.

North Korea has created a wonder drug which not only cures Aids, but also eradicates Ebola and cancer, if the latest proclamation from the country's news agency is to be believed*.

Now there is talk that the Mets will not only retool their roster but also eradicate some artificial touches like Mo's Zone, the indented section of right-center field that terrorizes hitters and fielders alike.

Later, steel plant wanted to cut its expenses and thus revived this number as more automation took place and also eradicated the concept of overtime payment.