Sentence examples for being eradicated by from inspiring English sources

"Essentially the Highland wildcat is being eradicated by an alien invasive species: the domestic cat," says Steve Piper.

"Spiritual dimensions of Islam are being eradicated by Salafist, Wahhabist stuff and young mindsets are seeing that as the devil within Islam," Mughal said.

The sheep were in danger of being eradicated by The Nature Conservancy, which was working to save indigenous vegetation that the breed used as food.

Hiller notes that via their connection with Oaxaca, he was able to learn about the Zapotecs's highly valued textiles, and how it allowed them a degree of self-governance under the Aztecs and saved them from being eradicated by Spanish conquistadors, too.

Infected flocks are not available in Iceland; the last one being eradicated by slaughter in 1965.

In addition, rinderpest eradication has highlighted the possibility that PPRV could be eradicated by using comparable systems and tools (5 ).

But all of that was eradicated by 19 Saudi Arabians, supposedly.

"Gypsy criminality must be eradicated by education and jobs," his platform says.

Decks are built in places where insects have been eradicated by chemical warfare or zoning law.

This is not entirely true: my sense of dislocation has been eradicated by the ordeal of the coconut prawns.

According to her, the economy would take a 5.7-trillion-yen hit, or $48 billion, if smoking were eradicated by 2010.