Sentence examples for eradicated after from inspiring English sources

Farms in southern England suffered the first ever outbreak in 2007 but the virus was quickly eradicated after a vaccination campaign.

Chances are, you were one of those people who imagined that this once prevalent social virus – which included your David and Samantha Camerons, your Rebekah and Charlie Brookses, your Clarksons and your Murdoch-Freuds – had been eradicated after The Unpleasantness.

Now former President Jimmy Carter, who has led a 25-year campaign against guinea worm disease, is reporting progress in the effort to make it only the second human disease to be eradicated, after smallpox.

But patronage, a fact of life since Nassau was carved out of Queens in 1899, has not been eradicated: after Mr. Mangano shrank the county attorney's office, it awarded a $250,000 contract to the law firm that employs Joseph N. Mondello, the Nassau Republican leader.

Nevertheless, tumours were not eradicated after a single cycle of triple combination therapy.

Insider trading never was totally eradicated after the Michael Milken Drexel Burnham Lambert story.

The Bush administration will announce a ban on imports of a predatory Asian fish that state officials hope to eradicate after it turned up in a pond there.

The result, as regulators recognise, will be an increase in the bad loans that China spent much of the first part of this decade eradicating after a similar splurge during the Asian economic crisis at the turn of the century.

Concern is mounting within the UN that its response to the Syria crisis has exposed similar systemic failings to those it had vowed to eradicate after its widely condemned handling of the final stages of Sri Lanka's civil war.

Thus the total population will be eradicating after some time.

A country or region is considered to have eradicated Ebola after 42 days – double the maximum incubation period for the virus.