Sentence examples for begin to eradicate from inspiring English sources
— Abraham-Hicks Publications My goal is to begin to eradicate that juncture — to have no expectations in the way that I have had them in the past.
Across the board, panelists said they were eager to see new technologies like sensors and chemical analysis give consumers great information about their food, and to see how an increasingly distributed food system — comprising rooftop, indoor, greenhouse and other farms — could begin to eradicate hunger and create new jobs in urban neighborhoods across the U.S. Photo credit: Masumoto Family Farm.
"This will be a tool to help us begin to eradicate those instances of discrimination".
"To truly begin to eradicate pay inequality, we need a radical discussion," Voswinkel wrote in a blog post introducing the hashtag.
By enacting these measures, the policy equivalent of chemotherapy, we can begin to eradicate the cancer of gun violence ravaging our body politic.
If we can begin to eradicate some of the triggering and unhelpful comments that are made to those with eating disorders, we can fight back against the misconceptions and stigma that surround this deadly illness.
Working closely with Mr Blair, he began to eradicate every promise that suggested Labour was out of touch with the sentiments of middle England, such as the enforcement of the union closed shop.
The most important question facing us is not whether Uber drivers should have employment rights (they should), but what to do in a world where automation begins to eradicate work.
But, what I see most often in my rural backyard is opportunity; opportunity supported by new technologies that have begun to eradicate the distance penalty that used to limit economic success in rural and small town America.
Ecuador begins to eradicate child labour QUITO, Ecuador, 13 April 2005 - Following a negative Human Rights Watch report in 2002, Ecuador's government has made good on a promise to address the growing problem of child labour in the country.
