Sentence examples for attempt eradication from inspiring English sources

The incentive this success provided to attempt eradication was thwarted by the development and spread of drug-resistant parasites and insecticide-resistant mosquito vectors, leading to the reinstatement of 'control' as the goal from the early 1970s.

The impact of P. aeruginosa identified in sputum from COPD outpatients is less clear but is an important issue for determining how aggressive strategies to attempt eradication should be.

Of seven attempted eradication programmes, only one, smallpox, has ever succeeded.

These and other campaigns amounted to what is today called ethnic cleansing: an attempted eradication and dispossession of an entire indigenous population.

The DE emphasizes interdisciplinary coursework and hands-on experience (through practicum or fieldwork credits) that center on the critical methods and histories of the attempted eradication, the persistence, and the revitalization of indigenous languages in the context of colonization.

"Genocide" cannot convey the forced exile, the loss of a 3,000 year old homeland, the destruction of a powerful intelligentsia, and attempted eradication of an extensively rich culture.

This past week I've been celebrating a holiday that commemorates the unlikely survival of a people and a culture in the face of attempted eradication.

Frozen was also praised in Norwegian Sámi media as showcasing Sámi culture (which historically has faced attempted eradication by the Norwegian state) to a broad audience in a good way.

Such analyses are urgently needed to aid policy makers decide on whether, and at what stage, strong regulations attempting eradication may be beneficial after the introduction of an exotic pathogen.

Epidemiologic cycles among yellow mongooses and other Herpestidiae are well established and shown to be impossible to extinguish or control by the attempted eradication or control of vector and host density (26 ).

Therefore, should we attempt global eradication of arthropods?