Sentence examples for eradicated with from inspiring English sources

Pinworms can be eradicated with piperazine or vyprinium embonate.

With some notable exceptions such as Burkitt lymphoma and choriocarcinoma cancer cannot be eradicated with only a single chemotherapeutic agent.

The default swap market's defenders say counterparty risk is mostly eradicated with the practice of posting margin.

In previous years, the league presidents performed those duties, but the office of league president has been eradicated with the centralization of league functions in the commissioner's office.

(Though the nematode can sometimes be eradicated with antiparasitic drugs, the medical community is divided on whether the possible side effects are too risky).

But the terror threat has yet to be eradicated, with cat-and-mouse battles raging between militants and security forces in border regions.

"We believe eradication should be done through accords with the community so they can eradicate with the support of the state," said Mr. Cuellar, a former senator and minister of justice.

The Americans have been pushing the Afghan government to eradicate with glyphosate for at least two years.

Once bacteria have attached themselves to solid surfaces and formed films, they are far harder to eradicate with standard disinfectants.

Quell is used by Dodd as acolyte, muscle and raw material, the crude ex-serviceman a perfect display of the type of destructive, selfish, uncontrollable personality Dodd aims to eradicate with his "processing".

Given the inherent near-zero cost of bitcoin, if it never had any other application in the world other than to eliminate these double-digit fees and get most of that $5 billion in the hands of people whose lives would be dramatically improved, then that's a problem worth eradicating with this solution.