Sentence examples for eradicated as from inspiring English sources

The Warm Homes and Energy Conservation Act 2000 stated that fuel poverty should be eradicated "as far as reasonably practicable" by 2016, but while fuel poverty in England fell by four-fifths between 1996 and 2004 (from 5.1 million households to 1.2 million households) it has more than trebled since.

Then the intervention of a caring adult or an after-school program for children at risk turns the potential delinquent into a dutiful citizen and leaves the viewer with the happy illusion that despair and crime will be eradicated as soon as the right social policies are in place.

For such powerful entities, truly informative leaks to the public are plagues that should be eradicated as much as possible.

"But the number of diseases that have been eradicated as a result of our knowing our genome?

It has been practically eradicated as a force in politics in these areas and may well never recover.

While Brown recognises social media has helped more people to talk, she doesn't feel the stigma around mental health has been eradicated as of yet.

For example, HPC drug plans will be very difficult to eradicate, as will Canada's Compassionate Care Benefit.

It would have plunged the planet into nuclear winter and undoubtedly eradicated humanity as definitively as the dinosaurs were wiped out by that asteroid 65 million years ago.

This would mean that BSE in sheep would be as difficult to eradicate as natural scrapie, where all attempts at eradication so far have had limited effects.

He stepped down this month after having been accused of "improper personal enrichment," the same type of corruption that Mr. Pastrana pledged to eradicate as a candidate two years ago.

From Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal on down, the military's position is clear: "U.S. forces no longer eradicate," as one NATO official put it.