Sentence examples for are eradicating from inspiring English sources
verb
To pull up by the roots; to uproot.
I know, everyone knows, that regional publishers are eradicating jobs.
According to Jelaković and Grollman, such mills are eradicating BEN, because they combine wheat from so many different farms that the aristolochic acid is diluted.
Ms. Rogers offers plenty of evidence that consumers who load up their shopping carts with organic food, for instance, may be unwittingly subsidizing big farm companies that are eradicating forests and defiling the soil in some developing countries.
The growth of web-based technology has meant that more than 2.5 million people created their own job by becoming entrepreneurs and helped create more than one million additional paid jobs each year, though efficiencies created by technology are eradicating the need for certain roles and the scale of people needed to grow a global business.
Paramilitaries are eradicating California's illegal marijuana grows.
Included are eradicating extreme poverty, providing primary education and promoting gender equality, among others.
Elective EBL should be done until all varices are eradicated.
Yet, these markers are eradicated completely following stem cell transplantation.
Thus the total population will be eradicating after some time.
–"The destructive model of capitalism is eradicating life".
"So peace would be eradicating poverty and things like that".
