Sentence examples for eradicating hard from inspiring English sources

Saying the police should direct their efforts at eradicating hard drugs like heroin and LSD, Home Secretary David Blunkett last month proposed downgrading marijuana to a Class C drug, from its current Class B status.

But the same factors that make heroin poppies hard to eradicate also make it hard even to determine exactly how much exists, or exactly how much is winding up in the United States.

"Eradicating a disease is hard, slow, painstaking work," he said.

The authorities might have a hard time eradicating the word completely.

"The authorities might have a hard time eradicating the word [jasmine] completely," the New York Times reports, citing the popularity of the word in China.

But the hardest turn they took occurred in the 70s, when they eradicated their original hard blues-rock roots (enabled by guitar gods like Peter Green and Jeremy Spencer) to become a major force in LA rock.

The price in human misery is unquantifiable.However, eradicating Somali piracy is as hard as it is desirable.

Eradicating hunger will take the hard work of countless people across the country.

I am grateful for Joshua's dedication to the hard work of eradicating stigma, prejudice and fear in the Church.

The harder work is eradicating barriers that have enabled hate to perpetuate.

Innovative approaches to eradicate polio in hard-to-reach areas included: (1) cadres of trusted community mobilizers who track children's immunization status, (2) responsiveness to people's concerns about immunization, (3) outreach to religious and other local leaders, (4) focus on both individual- and community-level behavioral approaches, and (5) continuous data collection and use.