Sentence examples for going to eradicate from inspiring English sources

"We're going to eradicate it," said Vic Mastro, an entomologist with the Department of Agriculture.

Of course a pair of rainbow laces isn't going to eradicate homophobia in football overnight.

We need to outsmart Ebola if we're going to eradicate it.

"They were looking for something like a new algorithm — but there isn't any algorithm that's going to eradicate guinea worm".

They have always seen a bigger picture, in terms of how are we going to eradicate breast cancer".

"If the policy tomorrow was that we were going to eradicate G.M.O.'s, this would be a very long process.

South Africa may still have a long way to go to eradicate poverty, inequality and unemployment, but it has entrenched democratic governance thanks to the day-to-day efforts of Mandela's comrades at the African National Congress and the country's bureaucrats.

Facing some skepticism from NATO allies over going to war to eradicate terrorism, the Bush administration said today that military operations would not be the "primary piece" of its campaign.

"And the character of Coney Island is going to be eradicated in this mishmash".

"Ten or fifteen years ago, we thought it was going to be eradicated in some Western countries," Unemo told me.

Ian Harvey, from the commission, said people were concerned the boar "were going to be eradicated".