Sentence examples for is eradicating from inspiring English sources
verb
To pull up by the roots; to uproot.
If our main goal is eradicating educational inequality, then our investment priority must always be the early years.
In addition, strict enforcement of international treaties designed to protect the sturgeon is eradicating black-market caviar, limiting imports to precious little.
One key step is eradicating food deserts in underserved and rural communities, and mandating daily physical education in public schools across the nation.
We're right behind the Sisi regime in Egypt that is eradicating the Arab spring, cracking down on Muslims and privatising infrastructure at a rate of knots, all of which pushes huge numbers of people on to the boats.
This is a symptom of a process that is eradicating the egalitarian and educational ethos of higher education, and replacing it with the imperatives of individual and corporate calculation.
"My focus is eradicating homophobia from all schools and educational establishments by giving staff the confidence and resources to do it, along with demonstrating good practice and changing opinions under the banner of 'educate and celebrate'," says Barnes, who is the diversity course leader.
End one-party rule, and the evil is eradicated.
What we hope to do is eradicate these hospitalizations.
Then the infection is eradicated from the host population.
Until animal abandonment is eradicated, we can't stop.
