Sentence examples for be done to eradicate from inspiring English sources

Each department has to think what needs to be done to eradicate their own problems.

It's an affront to the sport and to morality and more needs to be done to eradicate such systematic villainy.

But he said more needed to be done to eradicate littering habits and warned the problem could get worse.

But work still needs to be done to eradicate polio worldwide, and this discovery of a mutated poliovirus in the UK, among others in Slovakia, Finland and Estonia, presents an extra hurdle before the finish line.

Studies since 2009 have shown some improvements – for example, fewer staff within organisations believe someone with a mental health problem to be less reliable – but advocates and service users are adamant that much more needs to be done to eradicate employment hurdles.

Nonetheless, Fifa president Blatter accepted more must be done to eradicate racism.

Very little has been done to eradicate this disease.

But conservatives in Congress are complaining that little has been done to eradicate opium poppies.

Work is being done to eradicate the pest elsewhere in the world.

Tympanoplasty is done to eradicate ear pathology and to restore the conductive hearing mechanism (eardrum and ossicles).

As Uddin told me: "The fact is that this community has limited political representation and very little is being done to eradicate unemployment and poverty in the community.