Sentence examples for largely eradicated from inspiring English sources

These diseases have been largely eradicated in Western societies.

In 1977, Dr. Mahler declared smallpox to be largely eradicated.

Until successive extermination campaigns largely eradicated mountain lions from the Midwest and the East, they ranged throughout the United States.

There, doctors finally determined that Leah had polio, a neuromuscular disease largely eradicated in the United States.

Serum tests have largely eradicated it in advanced countries, where a positive test requires the destruction of the animal.

Thousands of women in the East African country suffer from rheumatic heart disease, which has been largely eradicated in the developed world but is common in developing countries.

Using the pre-heat setting will largely eradicate this waste of water, but then you have to consider the extra energy needed to keep that water permanently heated.

Smith invented Sartorias-deles as a fantasy world that gradually became populated by humans over a number of centuries; these new arrivals were influenced by the world's indigenous beings enough to better themselves, largely eradicating societal problems like disease and overpopulation.

The change, he added, "would largely eradicate the 'stateless income' tax planning games through which U.S. multinationals carry on their books more than $2.5 trillion in very-low-taxed offshore earnings, at the expense of the United States and other countries where those firms are actually doing business". Who would be the business winners and losers from a border adjustment tax?

But I disagree that gender discrimination has largely been eradicated for childless women.

Polio has largely been eradicated, nation by nation, since vaccines for the disease were discovered in the 1950s.