Sentence examples for eradicated death from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, some members of the M.T.A. thought, transhumanism offered a sort of technical explanation for the Millennium, the period after the Second Coming of Christ, when humankind has eradicated death and disease and poverty.

Despite the maxim about death and taxes, we tend to imagine that we can live forever, and a lot of people speculate about whether or not we can eradicate death altogether.

By eradicating the death squads that have turned Baghdad into one of the world's bloodiest killing zones?

In its place, we need a government that can be our ally in the defeat of ISIL… …because we will never be safe here in Britain until we eradicate that death cult.

Previous studies had found that knocking out Bax eradicates cell death completely.

Cameron spent a good portion of his allotted time vowing to eradicate foreign death cults with his big new aircraft carrier, backed by a picture of a waving British flag and the words "SECURITY STABILITY OPPORTUNITY", one of those vaguely fascist tricolons beloved by the authors of schlocky dystopian fiction.

LaLaurie, in turn, is then stabbed to death by Queenie, so both of the feuding immortals' inability to die is eradicated since the deal is broken with Legba.

Robinson has set a previous book in a nonwhite world — "The Years of Rice and Salt," an alternate history in which the Black Death eradicated the whole population of Europe and the scientific revolution occurred in Asia instead.

But 2016 brought good news from other quarters: the World Health Organisation declared that measles had been eradicated from the Americas; death rates fell in the developed world from some forms of cancer, and the number of people getting Aids treatments continued to rise, from negligible levels in 2000 towards a target of 30m by 2020.

Dr. Motsoaledi vowed Monday that he was committed to eradicating such deaths.

Gordon Brown called the strategy launch "a real and vital turning point" which "brings together a new coalition of forces - government, the private sector and NGOs - to ensure we all rise to the challenge of eradicating malaria deaths by 2015".