Sentence examples for if eradicated from inspiring English sources

He reckons banks should ban a hitlist of 100 bad pin numbers (starting with 1234) which, if eradicated, would prevent nearly all attempts at guessing.

But he surely knows that the conflict is not just rooted in certain images and stereotypes that, if eradicated, would cause the end of tensions.

Can you imagine what would happen to classics such as "Huck Finn" and "The Catcher in the Rye" if eradicating them from existence was as easy as deleting a file?

These causes of the need for legal aid, can be significantly reduced if not eradicated.

If not eradicated for good, the curse of "Il Trovatore" at the Met is broken for now.

Its rapid spread and complete dominance of invaded environs suggest at the very least that Hydrilla should be maintained if not eradicated.

The trouble is, in an era when Justin Bieber has been recast as a credible, hipster prince, the previously assumed lines between good and bad taste have become blurred, if not eradicated.

We could save millions of people a year if we eradicated the malaria-carrying mosquito – perhaps, as researchers are now trying to do, by replacing them with genetically sterile individuals – but that would be a decrease in biodiversity.

As Narveson makes clear, responsibility is diminished, if not eradicated, as we go down this list.

As with all repression, it will be the downfall of our civilization if not eradicated.

"I'm not saying that if we eradicated mosquitoes their predators would all die off because there is no predator on the planet that has mosquitoes as their sole or even primary food source.