Sentence examples for impossible to root out from inspiring English sources

"It's just been impossible to root out".

Such problems are well nigh impossible to root out, unless the voters do it at election time.

In some violent areas, corruption is so entrenched that it is all but impossible to root out, and the Taliban and other rebels are pervasive.

Once censorship has been given the cloak of official acceptability, it's almost impossible to root out, because the advocacy groups that support it, and that now have the backing of the law, will do everything they can to hold on to their newfound powers.

I learned that it is impossible to root out polio without the full commitment of all parties to a conflict, which include religious, political and tribal leaders.

But management is like bindweed: once it is established it is next to impossible to root out.

Is the U.S. being held to such an impossible standard when it seeks to root out terrorism in Afghanistan or elsewhere?

Bullets are one thing Sacramento Police Detective Greg Halstead can count on to root out weapons that otherwise would be impossible to find.

Six months ago, the police carried out a massive "pacification" - an aggressive operation to root out the drugs gangs that had made normal life impossible, and the authorities had followed up with a vigorous investment programme in: new schools.

Without metrics it is impossible to make comparisons and the authority owes it to patients to use these to root out clinics whose work is sub-standard.

But there must be some understanding for those at Millwall who have tried to root out this problem, only to see their best efforts wrecked by those who were impossible to control.