Sentence examples for is eradicated from inspiring English sources
verb
To pull up by the roots; to uproot.
End one-party rule, and the evil is eradicated.
She believes awareness needs to be raised to ensure that the practice is eradicated.
Even after a plague is eradicated, it may not be sensible to stop vaccinating against it.
The protesters are "interrupting the programme" and delaying democracy because elections will not be held until all dissent is eradicated.
In an age when viruses circle the globe, no unvaccinated person is safe until polio is eradicated everywhere.
Until the stigma is eradicated, it is lackluster for diagnoses, and a more personable approach is necessary.
"Those who support our terrorist enemies anywhere in the world must know that we will not rest until the threat they pose is eradicated," Mr. Ashcroft said.
"It is not a disease you can say if you eradicate it in Nigeria, it is eradicated for good," Mr. Obasanjo said.
A way around this would be to spray the poppies with chemicals from the air, as coca is eradicated in Colombia.
Another: polio vaccinations might have to continue even after the disease is eradicated, which is expected in the next few years.
It should be seen as a warning shot to businesses that they need to make sure modern slavery is eradicated from their supply chains".
