Sentence examples for be eradicated because it from inspiring English sources

Progressivism is the main theme of his speech, the "cancer" that's killing America, that has to be eradicated because it cannot coexist with the Constitution.

While smallpox could be eradicated because it only existed in humans, "monkeypox probably has 10 or so animal reservoirs," Laudisoit said.

Poliomyelitis is one of the few diseases that can be eradicated because it cannot survive long outside the human body, and an inexpensive and effective immunization mechanism, oral polio vaccine (OPV), is available.

Violence cannot be eradicated, because its ultimate source is in the warring impulses and fantasies of human beings.

He suggested that homosexuality would thus be eradicated, because we'd fail to reproduce.

In fact, those states that would be labelled "cognitions" in Western philosophy are also to be eradicated because they also prevent liberation.

2) One common theme in classical Indian philosophy is that the phenomena that would be labelled as "emotions" in Western philosophy are to be eradicated because they prevent liberation.

By 2032, Sahel hunger will be eradicated because of foreign aid policies according to European Commission estimates.

Confounding caused by procedural factors should be eradicated because we restricted studies to randomised controlled trials.

Unlike other precancerous lesions, CIS should be eradicated because of the likely progression and low rate of spontaneous regression (standard, level of evidence: B2).

American officials said Afghans had told them the opium crop did not shrink this year, even though some acreage has been eradicated, because the weather has been especially favorable.