Sentence examples similar to believed eradicated from inspiring English sources

Under my care, I have survived a bout of yaws (caught over the phone), an acute case of hysterical adenoids, the passing of invisible touchstones, earlobe syndrome, grocer's tongue, a calypso heartbeat, vacuous tear ducts, spongy kishkes, a brush with a plague that most epidemiologists believe was eradicated in the fourteenth century, and someone else's autoimmune disorder.

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"The assumed link between large sporting events and trafficking for prostitution has been argued most forcefully by groups who believe that eradicating sex work will decrease trafficking (i.e. prostitution abolitionists).

That recommendation was not as strong as the one expected in the new guidelines because last winter many experts and some countries believed they could eradicate A(H5N1) by culling, making vaccination unnecessary, Dr. Domenech said.

The charity said it believed efforts to eradicate non-native American mink had helped to encourage the return of the rare animals.

Badgers and cattle are both susceptible to TB and it is widely believed that to eradicate the disease in cattle, it must also be tackled in the wildlife population.

The other way, he came to believe, was to eradicate conflict by eradicating borders.

The last case of smallpox, the first human disease believed to be successfully eradicated, was diagnosed in 1977.

Polio will soon be eradicated, he believes, and deaths from malaria can fall by half by 2015.

But the W.H.O., a United Nations agency based in Geneva, said it still believed that it would eradicate polio, though it might take longer than had been expected.

Sir Elton John has said that he "sincerely believes" Aids could be eradicated in his lifetime.