Sentence examples for is almost eradicated from inspiring English sources
"Over the next decade I think we can really bring the figures of modern slavery down to where it is almost eradicated from our shores.
Poliovirus is almost eradicated and OPV at birth contributes little to herd immunity.
In Spain, brucellosis in domestic ruminants is almost eradicated, and its prevalence in bovine (caused by B. abortus), caprine and ovine (caused by B. melitensis) herds has decreased from 1.3%and12%2% in 2001 to 0.7%and2.8%8% in 2007, respectively (http://rasve.mapa.es, last access 16/04/2010).
Severe malnutrition among children under five has been almost eradicated.
The Forestry Commission said it was "cautiously optimistic" that the species was almost eradicated from the area.
"We have a lot of confidence that poverty has been almost eradicated," says David Dollar, who represents the World Bank in China.For richer, for poorerNot in India.
The Portuguese oyster, which had replaced flat oysters as the cultivators' mainstay, was almost eradicated in the early 1970s by oyster gill disease, apparently linked to products used to break down oil spills.
In China the chronic hepatitis B infection rate among children fell from 15% to around 1% in a decade; in the United States and many other countries, post-transfusion hepatitis B was almost eradicated within a few years.
Since it was first identified as a pest in 1992, Kochia scoparia grass has been almost eradicated across Australia at a cost of $200,000 and is on a government watch list of 28 of the most threatening plants not yet established in Australia.
From the 1960s to late 1980s, malaria was almost eradicated in the country.
Large carnivores that historically inhabited mountain regions were almost eradicated by the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century (Blekesaune and Stræte 1997).
