Sentence examples for expected to eradicate from inspiring English sources
Mobile phone companies will be expected to eradicate blackspots on their networks under new rules the Government is expected to announce this week.
Companies are not expected to eradicate global tax evasion.
20 Recent changes in social and fiscal policy and their consequences cannot be expected to eradicate such inequalities.
Cleaning would not be expected to eradicate mycobacteria because of their ability to form biofilms (21, 22 ).
He stressed that the new drugs, although promising in treatment, could not be expected to eradicate leprosy.
Although this difference was significant, it was smaller than anticipated since penetration of ciprofloxacin intracellularly was expected to eradicate a much higher proportion of S Typhi.
Hammond announced a £9bn boost to borrowing in 2019-20 – expected by the Treasury to be the toughest period for the economy as Britain leaves the EU – and pushed back until the mid-2020s the date by which the government expects to eradicate its budget deficit.
How can you possibly expect to eradicate learned stereotypes and bias when individuals spent their entire lives thinking in a certain way?
The tunnel is expected to virtually eradicate sewer overflows, grimly termed "dead fish episodes".
The technology is expected to help eradicate forgeries of all £1 coins.
