Sentence examples for attempting to eradicate from inspiring English sources
Mr Rajapaksa is instead attempting to eradicate them in war.To a degree, war is justified.
Armitt, the assistant chief constable of Merseyside police, added that attempting to eradicate the trade was futile.
Attempting to eradicate them, especially with nuclear weapons, as the Senator was proposing, might actually cause them to replicate.
But Darius and his successors did not intend to create political difficulties by attempting to eradicate the old beliefs still dear to the heart of many nobles.
Whether one supported the M.D.G.s or not, it is hard to deny that they provided a focal point — and some sense of shame — for governments and N.G.O.s attempting to eradicate poverty.
It is simply that the broader picture suggests he may have got this slightly back to front, and in practice attempting to eradicate dickheadedness seems not just fruitless but self-defeating.
While most estimates put the current membership of the group in the hundreds, it has survived more than a decade of Algerian government attempts to eradicate it.
A plague of coral-eating starfish has munched its way through the reef, with the government funding attempts to eradicate it.
The German occupation authorities' attempts to eradicate the Resistance in most cases merely fanned the flames, due to the Germans' use of indiscriminate reprisals against civilians.
After Mandela's release, South Africa's constitutional court, of which Kentridge was a member, began to use the law to attempt to eradicate the grave injustices of Apartheid and alleviate its massive socio-economic inequalities.
