Sentence examples for deep to eradicate from inspiring English sources

Some say it goes too deep to eradicate.

Distrust runs too deep to be eradicated without a big shift in the province's fortunes.

I think it's abundantly clear that the mental block that has kept them from winning for so long runs too deep to be eradicated by winning the FA Cup.

For those already infected, new drugs can be expected to push H.I.V. into a deep state of dormancy, though not to eradicate the virus.

Once established, the deep-set rhizomes are nearly impossible to eradicate.

Technology, it seems, is having a deep impact on the translation industry, but is not about to eradicate it.

There are still deep cultural and religious beliefs to be addressed in a bid to eradicate the practice.

Oliver's failure to move on is the tragedy of the class system, which inflicts a scar of inferiority so deep that half a century of the welfare state has not been enough to eradicate it from British life.

Our case stands out as a chronic infection where repeated debridement failed to eradicate the infection and only managed to amplify the local destruction and deep bone involvement.

More generally, custom and education influence belief and in many cases "take such deep root that 'tis impossible for us, by all the powers of reason and experience to eradicate them" (T, 1.3.9.17 / 116).

"I would like to express our deep appreciation for the wonderful work of UNICEF and the Ministry of Public Health in our joint efforts to eradicate polio in this country".