Sentence examples for future eradicated from inspiring English sources
He belonged to that top tenth percentile income bracket that saw its future eradicated by 'taxes,' by the issuance of drivers' licenses to the people who tended their gardens and mopped their floors and blew fallen leaves off their lawns, by affirmative action, by bilingual education, by wetbacks spilling over the border.
He belonged to that top tenth percentile income bracket that saw its future eradicated by 'taxes,' by the issuance of driver's licenses to the people who tended their gardens and mopped their floors and blew fallen leaves off their lawns, by affirmative action, by bilingual education, by wetbacks spilling over the border.
"From this vision of the role of the United Nations in the next century flow three key priorities for the future: eradicating poverty, preventing conflict and promoting democracy".
Inspection and quarantine procedures have eradicated reinfestations successfully within the US, but increasing acaricide resistance in Mexican B. microplus populations poses a threat to future eradication efforts.
Ian was particularly proud of being a sixth-generation islander, and hopeful about future plans to eradicate non-native mammals from Acker's Point, thereby increasing the likelihood that the native birdlife would thrive in his garden.
Taking place in the far off future when mankind has successfully eradicated disease, Westworld creator, Dr. Robert Ford, played incredibly by Anthony Hopkins, has taken life without consequences to the next level by allowing his wealthy attendees to do whatever they want during their visit to the park including rape, robbery and murder to their heart's content.
This one co-stars Nicholas Hoult and Kirsten Stewart and is set in a future in which emotions have been eradicated.
Based on scenario analysis, we suggest that from the view of GHG emission equivalency, planting P. australis in approximately 50% of the area where S. alterniflora was eradicated would be appropriate in future management.
Sandra plays Lieutenant Huxley – her name's a nod to the film's Brave New World-esque setting, a utopian future in which undesirable behaviour has been virtually eradicated.
Actually, even then it's still not appropriate unless you're somehow watching in a future world where hunger and inequality have been eradicated.
