Sentence examples for eradicating it all from inspiring English sources

Sometimes killing the leader does succeed in both degrading and destroying; sometimes the residual group metastasizes, and becomes more hydra-headed, making the task of eradicating it all the more complex.

God has allowed evil (based on free will) to exist for a time, but He promises to eradicate it all completely in the future (Revelation 21 3-5 21 3-5

Clearly there are huge challenges ahead for the new government, but now is the time to renew the fight against pensioner poverty and commit to eradicating it once and for all".

It's a dark underbelly of society that nobody wants to talk about, and so it's difficult to make inroads on eradicating it once and for all.

But the virus has so far defied all attempts to eradicate it.

Actually, I think that focusing on the microbe and whether it's there or not (or completely eradicating all remnants of it with antibiotics) may not actually be one of the most effective ways to approach the problem of Lyme disease in individuals who are not effectively treated by antibiotics.

In decades past, there was a belief that surgery could "get it all" — eradicate the cancer before it could spread to organs and bones.

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

A broad spectrum of antibiotics such as clindamycin was chosen as the trial drug since it eradicates all native lactobacilli strains making it possible to introduce new strains of lactobacilli; this is not the case for metronidazole which has no antibiotic effect on the lactobacilli.

And just as technology and automation rendered those workers obsolete, in the modern age, it's also eradicating all sorts of other jobs; bank tellers, toll booth operators, and pharmacy clerks all may soon be a distant memory.

"In the modern world and modern football it is something which is very much there, but we need to eradicate all of it out of social life and professional sport.