Sentence examples for help in eradicating from inspiring English sources

He feels that lengthy suspensions draw more attention to the problems than help in eradicating them.

Do you think that the panchayat system can help in eradicating poverty from villages?

This will help in complete utilization of the industrial waste thereby providing extra compensation to the industries by sale of residues and will also help in eradicating environmental pollution caused by the poor dumping of industrial food waste.

Does Colorado's Attorney General and our law enforcement establishment wag their fingers at Wyoming for its state fireworks laws, or tattletale to the Federal Government for help in eradicating illegal explosives entering our state?

Exogenous antioxidants such as ginger, honey, Chlorella vulgaris, vitamin E, and vitamin C may help in eradicating the large amount of ROS in DM [ 13, 21, 37, 42].

One way to overcome this is arming of the virus with an immunostimulatory molecule; an immune response against the tumor would help in eradicating non-infected malignant cells both locally and also at metastatic sites.

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Learning more could help grow understanding of what causes pay discrepancies and help lead the way in eradicating them.

Accurate information has helped large scale efforts in eradicating smallpox [ 24] and reducing dracunculiasis in Asia and Africa [ 25, 26].

One is Jeffrey Sachs, who runs the Earth Institute, at Columbia University, and who has argued, in "The End of Poverty" and elsewhere, that a significant, properly targeted increase in Western aid could help eradicate poverty in the developing world.

Sierra Club Outings, which offers a series of "service" trips in which volunteers can help eradicate invasive plants in Channel Islands National Park in California ($695) or maintain trails in the Red River Gorge in Kentucky ($375), said its domestic trips were down by 16percentt for the first three months of the year overall, compared with the same period last year.