Sentence examples for eradicating world from inspiring English sources

Projection 12 about eradicating world hunger through chemical innovations has received the highest value of 4.4 within the Delphi survey, followed by projection 15 about the value driver sustainability (4.3).

According to FAO, eradicating world hunger by 2030 requires on average USD 267 billion per year.

It is naive to argue that GM food will eradicate world hunger.

Evans heads up the Global Poverty project, a global human rights organisation that aims to eradicate world poverty.

While I endorse anybody's Miss America efforts to eradicate world stress, I have to admit to having difficulty putting the practices to work.

The U2 frontman had appeared in a brochure sent to Italian homes in which it was claimed that Bono, who has long worked to eradicate world poverty, was "grateful" for Italy's actions to help the world's poor.

Ambitions to eradicate world hunger will not be realised if aid for basic nutrition remains at only 0.4% of total official development assistance (ODA), according to the research group Development Initiatives (DI).

David and GoodNews initiate a scheme to encourage everyone in the street to take a homeless person into their spare room; they make plans to eradicate world debt at the kitchen table, and, in a neat reversal, Katie finds herself cast in the role of scoffer and cynic.

She complained about government ministers forever setting themselves targets that they couldn't meet - forgetting, perhaps, that she set herself the mother of all targets when, upon ascending to cabinet office, she pledged to eradicate world poverty by about half past six the following Wednesday evening.

The book, The Life You Can Save, is a practical plan to eradicate world poverty and the deaths of millions by asking all of us to give a little, and the rich to give a lot, to the very poor and the starving.

61.1 % −11.1 35 4.2 1.7 12 Scientific breakthroughs in the chemical industry have eradicated world hunger.