Sentence examples for eradicate are from inspiring English sources

What we try to stop (or once they are here, control or eradicate) are the few non-native species that turn out to be invasive, or harmful to humans and the habitats we rely on.

Delayed diagnosis may contribute to chronic infection and early attempts to eradicate are recommended.

For some patients the treatment needs to be repeated (31 ), and patients with MRSA carriage that is difficult to eradicate are sometimes treated with systemic antimicrobial agents (32 ).

What is harder to eradicate is idiocy.

Various endoscopic therapies have been used to eradicate BE.

The last big disease that science managed to eradicate was smallpox.

Diseases once nearly eradicated are resurgent.

The deficit, far from being eradicated, is still at £120bn.

To cover up this loss, any plant that the chemical eradicated was redefined as an enemy.

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

The population size simulated was N = 100,000 and therefore the prevalence threshold below which scrapie was considered eradicated was 0.001%.