Sentence examples for eradicated completely from inspiring English sources

The policy, she said, needs to be eradicated completely, insisting there is "no room for such rules in this day and age - across any sector".

Bathing suits will not be eradicated completely from the contest, a multiweek extravaganza that is to begin Sept. 4 and culminate Sept. 28, when the finals in Jakarta are broadcast around the world.

(Polio may be the next in line, as we report in this week's print edition).But a disease need not be eradicated completely to ease the pressure on public-health budgets.

The prime minister, visiting Halifax, West Yorkshire, said it was crucial his party won "the most important election in a generation" to safeguard the economy, saying: "Yes, we have cut the deficit in half as a share of our economy but, in the next parliament – the next five years – I want that deficit eradicated completely".

Thus, provirus cannot be eradicated completely by current antiretroviral therapy.

"The illegal poisoning of birds of prey has no place in wildlife management and the Scottish Gamekeepers Association and other partners will continue to do everything possible in the hope that this practice can be eradicated completely," he said.

"Once the pigs get established, they are very difficult to eradicate completely".

As well as providing the molecular drivers of cancer, changes to the DNA also cause the diversity within a cancer tumor that makes it so hard to eradicate completely.

It is an endless and costly problem, often difficult to eradicate completely.

Despite of different efforts to develop antimalarial drug for decades, any anti-malarial drug can able to eradicate completely till now.

Furthermore, experimental metastasis assay elucidated the potential of EILDV-conjugated micelles in the prevention and cure of metastasis, a condition which is considered difficult to eradicate completely by conventional chemotherapy.