Sentence examples for finally eradicate from inspiring English sources

"Eva Braun: Life with Hitler," may finally eradicate these ideas.

And so the American military has mounted one of its few current combat missions to try to finally eradicate what it describes as toughened insurgents.

The opportunity for a fresh start is rare and if there is one positive those who love the Eels can take, it is that they can finally eradicate the ugly factionalism that has put the club in this very position and set up a future they can be proud of.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies said that if economic forecasters were right about the impact of Brexit, the new chancellor would have to extend austerity after the next election in order to finally eradicate the budget deficit built up during the financial crisis of 2008-09.

Member states of the WHO, meeting in Geneva, are expected to declare polio a global public health emergency, and will launch one last push to finally eradicate the disease.

We can contain it, then control it, and finally eradicate it with our lethal medicines.

Opium smoking was finally eradicated by the Chinese communists after they came to power in 1949.

Yellow fever was sharply curtailed after the Civil War and was finally eradicated by 1906.

The Ching (themselves from Manchuria) finally eradicated the Ming rebels and annexed the island in 1683.Over the next two centuries, the Ching had little interest in Taiwan.

But as I wrote in my report: "far greater changes to the distribution of wealth, earnings and opportunities in society will be necessary before child poverty is finally eradicated".

Similarly, David Miliband deplored (unseen) the Dutch film, Fitna; certain Brick Lane residents wanted to ban Monica Ali; evangelicals finally eradicated Jerry Springer: The Opera; Liverpool councillors tried to prevent a local production of Caryl Churchill's Seven Jewish Children, since, said a local councillor, it "could have been profoundly disturbing".