Sentence examples for is impossible to eradicate from inspiring English sources

It is impossible to eradicate human error or misjudgments.

They have such a broad habitat and depth range that specialists now agree that it is impossible to eradicate them.

But, ultimately, doping has become so sophisticated and hard to police, and the rewards so significant, that it is impossible to eradicate.

It is impossible to eradicate poverty, build resilient health systems and take care of the planet if women are not healthy, thriving members of society.

The head of MI6 categorically denies the secret service has colluded in torture [Politics.co.uk], but David Miliband and Alan Johnson admit it is impossible to eradicate all risk of torture [Sunday Telegraph] and Clive Stafford Smith argues the evidence tells a very different story [liberty central].

In practice, it is impossible to eradicate all plateau pika completely in a relatively large area.

A number of military and political commentators, including the former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, have said it will be impossible to eradicate IS without a ground offensive.

Zombies are impossible to eradicate.

The popular revulsion towards Hindley, however, was impossible to eradicate.

Because the earthworm is so largely distributed, they would be impossible to eradicate.

If a plant stays too long, it may be impossible to eradicate it.