Sentence examples for can't eradicate from inspiring English sources

"The best enforcement can achieve is to displace markets, it can't eradicate them.

Of course, improved acting and a sympathetic space can't eradicate a play's problems.

It is a view shared by the chief executive of Sheffield's Chamber of Trade, John Taylor: "You can't eradicate it.

As a practical matter, colleges can't eradicate the wait list, but they could certainly limit it to a more reasonable size.

What if they can't eradicate human evil and what if all they do is intensify our agony at our ignorance and irrelevance?

We can't eradicate it if we can't name it, and so long as we refuse to name it, more Jordans, more Trayvons and more Oscars will die.

While bed nets can't fully eradicate malaria, they go a long way toward trying to eliminate malaria deaths in the next generation.

As long as we give the appearance of admin being a waste we can't quite eradicate, we shouldn't be surprised that the public don't like it.

That's why you can't simply eradicate the issue.

Two-factor authentication makes it very hard for attackers to launch a phishing or man-in-the-middle attack against you, but they can't completely eradicate this threat either.

If I had any kind of gumption in me, I'd organise a petition to have each and every single one of the things melted and recast as something useful a Heimlich Maneuver doll, or a batch of those dragon-dick shaped dildos, perhaps but alas, I am but a feckless and lazy millennial, so I'll have to accept that I can't simply eradicate the fuckers.