Sentence examples for it can eradicate from inspiring English sources
"When information comes from a common source, that can cause problems with individual decision making, because it can eradicate minority viewpoints," Mayo-Wilson said.
Immune surveillance Vaccines work by training the immune system to recognise small, harmless pieces of a disease, so that it can eradicate anything that looks like it in the future.
One of the many disheartening aspects of being out of work for any protracted period is the extent to which it can eradicate the ambition this city so feverishly romanticizes.
Life can be hard, and sometimes everyone needs to know there is no disaster so great that it can eradicate the basic human instinct to care, as well as to survive.
In the medium term, however, the power plant will use wood pellets so it can eradicate the use of coal, which currently powers more than half the district heating system.
Disgruntled neighbors can underwrite their own home remedy: dropping the ceiling several inches or more to install a system to muffle noise, which costs at least $30 per square foot, according to John R. Hauenstein, the president of JRH Acoustical Consulting Inc. Expensive to be sure, but together with good carpeting upstairs, it can eradicate the problem most of the time, he said.
It shows we can eradicate polio if proven strategies are fully implemented.
So speak out, stand up against violence against women and girls and that's the way we can eradicate it".
He makes no secret of his vision - to 'overgrow' the governments of the world by spreading marijuana faster than anti-drug agents can eradicate it.
Only firm action can eradicate it: technology can help – if suspected fraud on the field of play is reviewed by a panel consisting of, say, a referee, a former player and a preening Hollywood diva, and a ban is dished out to anyone found guilty, then players may get to thinking that it is not worth diving.
I have dark days, an underlying pervasive sadness that it seems no medicine can eradicate.
