Sentence examples for and cannot be eradicated from inspiring English sources

Considering that lock-in is undesirable, and cannot be eradicated, then how can businesses mitigate its associated risks when migrating to the cloud?

He next argues that current global inequality is produced by international capitalism and cannot be eradicated without dismantling that system (112 14).

The causative agent of tetanus, Clostridium tetani is widespread in the environment throughout the world and cannot be eradicated.

A very characteristic finding is that the same bacterial lineage usually persists for years or even decades in the chronically infected CF lung and cannot be eradicated even by intensified anti-pseudomonas therapy [ 9].

The virus sequestered in these safe cells is out of reach of the immune system and cannot be eradicated, whereas the virus released into the general circulation is controlled by HAART and eliminated by host immune mechanisms.

Invasive plants such as Crofton weed and Formosa lily occur in inaccessible areas and probably cannot be eradicated but others are currently being managed.

With some notable exceptions such as Burkitt lymphoma and choriocarcinoma cancer cannot be eradicated with only a single chemotherapeutic agent.

I spoke about this with a senior government minister, Vincent Meriton, who saw the root cause of piracy in the fact that Somalia has virtually no effective government, and who argued that unless order is restored to Somalia with international help, the pirates — driven by poverty and despair — cannot be eradicated.

And when guilt cannot be eradicated from the human soul, it can be channeled into new and better forms — even items as modest as pieces of jewelry one character calls "the new life of my country".

And there are no reasons it cannot be eradicated in Africa and other endemic malarial areas too.

The report warns that without "widespread adoption of sustainable land, water, fisheries and forestry practices, global poverty cannot be eradicated".