Sentence examples for eradicate differences from inspiring English sources
We can eradicate differences between rich and poor".
Define and Rule focuses on the turn in late nineteenth-century colonial statecraft when Britain abandoned the attempt to eradicate difference between conqueror and conquered and introduced a new idea of governance, as the definition and management of difference.
We eradicate "difference".
But assimilation has not eradicated differences in taste.The Diamond Jamboree centre's customers are among the most affluent Asians in Irvine.
I have effectively dedicated a lot of my spare time and half my career to eradicating "difference".
However, making the budgets of low- and high-income women more 'equivalent' did not eradicate income differences in overall healthfulness of food purchasing choices.
Removing Bax didn't eradicate all differences between the sexes, however: Bax-less females, like their genetically normal counterparts, still had a greater proportion of dopamine-releasing neurons in the AVPV than did males.
"The church is never going to [ascribe] to a particular vision of feminism that aspires to eradicate all differences between men and women". After the missionary announcement, church leader Jeffrey R. Holland, a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, was asked why officials didn't allow women to serve for two years like men.
Clearly, it would then be pointless to eradicate every difference that resulted.
Inhibition of MTOR with rapamycin eradicated the difference in autophagy between the WT and casp2 −/− cells as determined by western blotting for LC3 (Fig. 3D).
