Sentence examples for it is possible to eradicate from inspiring English sources

It is possible to eradicate Guinea worm without addressing water supply problems, as the larvae are easily filtered using nothing more than a piece of cloth.

He is richly dismissive, for instance, of the Bush administration's neo-conservatives - "Washington's new Jacobins", he calls them - who believe that it is possible to eradicate evil from the world.

New Yorkers have inadequate incomes that force them to choose between basics such as housing and food.The response from the public and private sector this past year illustrates that it is possible to eradicate hunger.

"I think the hope of everybody involved in this field is that it is possible to eradicate this, and that there is the real, tangible hope of improving the health, expectations and happiness of million girls and women in more than 30 countries where this problem affects so many lives," Rusbridger said.

Know that it is possible to eradicate poverty and racism in this lifetime.

By redesigning materials and developing new technologies, the research shows it is possible to eradicate plastic waste.

Using that method, it was possible to eradicate in vitro all human LoVo cells that were subject to experiment, within merely 90 min.

"So, for example, today our teams help the police with the forensic examination of crime scenes; we do projects that potentially could help feed nine billion people in 2050; and we also look at whether it's possible to eradicate certain parasitic diseases in Africa.

(RNS) The recent news about hunger and poverty is bad, but the Rev. David Beckmann remains optimistic, convinced that it's possible to eradicate hunger in our lifetime.

Do the heads of State and Defense, and the commander-in-chief, expect any literate adult to believe that it's possible to eradicate bin Laden, and Al Qaeda, without involving Pakistan?

I know this battle is long and hard but think about slavery: nobody thought it was possible to eradicate it yet there became point when so many people found it completely disgraceful they decided to stick together in the name of human rights.