Sentence examples for eradicating all from inspiring English sources

Both men sought to suggest that the PCC had been responsible for eradicating all such misdemeanours.

But I wouldn't want it to get bigger and better by eradicating all of its quirks and foibles.

Eradicating all hints of the Old World from his speech and his story, the go-getting Lou insisted that he was "born American".

Let us begin by eradicating all suspicion: Julie Klam's memoir of growing up a coddled daughter of Westchester County bears no sign of narrative inauthenticity.

All now stand in ruins, ravaged by a war that is not only killing generations of Syrians but also eradicating all around them, including sites that have stood since the dawn of civilisation.

The phrase on the lips of many corporate lobbyists is "net-zero emissions", which means that rather than eradicating all emissions, some can continue while experimental and untested technologies can remove CO2 from the atmosphere elsewhere.

After 2008, eradication efforts, as well as a cash incentive program for provinces that eradicated all opium poppy crops, helped reduce cultivation drastically through 2010.

Eventually, they changed their habits in order to eradicate all toxins from their routines.

Bailes wants to see the rules tightened to eradicate all head contact.

The peace process has since eradicated all sense of a border.

Henry, a Belgian expat, has taken it upon himself to eradicate all of them.