Sentence examples for eradicated because of from inspiring English sources

By 2032, Sahel hunger will be eradicated because of foreign aid policies according to European Commission estimates.

Diseases such as mumps and measles, once on the brink of being eradicated because of vaccination, are making a comeback.

Unlike other precancerous lesions, CIS should be eradicated because of the likely progression and low rate of spontaneous regression (standard, level of evidence: B2).

"Seems like the problem of the street children had been more or less eradicated because of the work of many international and local groups," said Mr. Aristregi, 37, of Spain.

Moreover, S. aureus is particularly problematic and difficult to eradicate because of its ability to cause chronic infections through biofilm formation on indwelling medical devices such as catheters, pacemakers and prosthetic joints [36,37].

Human papilloma virus (HPV) has proven hard to eradicate because of ineffective means of in vitro culture.

The people of Africa are besieged by a wide range of diseases that are hard to eradicate because of widespread lack of sanitation and medical facilities.

The epidemiology of species responsible for invasive candidiasis, both at local and worldwide levels, has been changing - shifting from Candida albicans to non- albicans species, which can be resistant to fluconazole (Candida krusei and Candida glabrata) or difficult to eradicate because of biofilm production (Candida parapsilosis).

"And then they got eradicated because there was no type of management program.

Apparently, GFPhigh cells were not eradicated because these cells initiated the formation of more spheres when derived from TNF-treated SEs.

Violence cannot be eradicated, because its ultimate source is in the warring impulses and fantasies of human beings.