Sentence examples for been able to eradicate from inspiring English sources
The pills help Angelo to manage his voices, but they have not been able to eradicate them.
For those who have not been able to eradicate mosquito larvae, there are various products on the market that can be used on adult insects.
The city remains in the grip of an entrenched insurgency that neither the Iraqi Army nor the American military has been able to eradicate.
With statements such as "as a society, we haven't been able to eradicate our Arab mentality towards women", Femen positions women of the region as veiled and oppressed by their men as opposed to the enlightened and liberated women of the west who live in a developed and superior society where they have the "freedom" to remove their clothes.
In Yemen, however, a relatively weak government has not been able to eradicate the tradition; most Yemenis still feel that, if the authorities will not give them justice, they must seek it themselves.They feel the same about schools, hospitals and roads.
I can remember the circumstances of my first viewing, the impact each had on my, ahem, maturing sensibility, and the way they stamped an image, a colour or a whiff of brimstone on the year in question that time has never been able to eradicate.
