Sentence examples for eradicated at from inspiring English sources

I very much doubt that racism has been eradicated at Millwall.

The southern view will probably be eradicated at some point, when several empty lots are built upon, though the western view toward New Jersey will most likely remain.

To city officials and the "victims" of pixação, pixadores are vandals whose creations – which one observer referred to as "an urban plague" – must be eradicated at all cost.

But the continued increase over all has dashed the hopes of health officials just a few years ago that the disease was on the verge of being eradicated, at least in the United States.

Like for millions of Chinese, the life they knew was completely eradicated at 2 28 p.m. last Monday, when the 7.9-magnitude earthquake sent wave after wave of tremors through the river valleys and glaciated mountains of Sichuan Province, one of the most beautiful corners of China.

Such schemes can help people of any age to develop self-acceptance, making it easier for them to relate to others and connect on such a level that loneliness, if not eradicated, at least becomes less of a threat to health.

More troubling for him was the complacency he had sensed in his players throughout the first period, an attitude he could not eradicate at source.

Canine DNA is now being used to identify the culprits who fail to clean up after their pets, an offense that Deborah Violette, for one, is committed to eradicating at the apartment complex she manages.

The MBECs were determined by CFU counting, being the lowest antibiotic concentration that could eradicate at least 99% of biofilm-encased cells.

Mr Varshney excludes Malaysia, which has eradicated poverty, as "at best half a democracy".

Poverty appears to have been eradicated, or at least shifted out of sight.