Sentence examples for long eradicated from inspiring English sources
Life expectancy fell, particularly for males, and occurrences of diseases considered long eradicated, such as cholera, were recorded.
It was just one of a number of timeless scourges, many of them long eradicated in the West, that seemed to be a permanent fixture in the Global South.
Efforts to stem the disease –- long eradicated in the Americas -- have been hampered by attacks on healthcare workers after the Taliban condemned vaccination as a Western plot to sterilize Muslims.
But Trump long ago eradicated such distinctions, such nuance.
Smallpox has long been eradicated but the virus still exists at two high-security labs.
It is a sad irony that he is a fatality of the same health crisis that he fought so long to eradicate.
"It's wonderful to get our work recognised like this," he says, "but we are still a long long way from eradicating needless discrimination against people who have made mistakes but have paid their debt to society and want to take their place alongside everyone else".
Indeed, if we could so easily wipe our memories clean, I'd long since have eradicated the disturbing image of Angelina Jolie snuggling with Billy Bob Thornton.
For those of you that think TB was eradicated long ago, consigned to history with the likes of Edgar Allen Poe, think again.
"We can't let gender-based ad targeting online give new life to a form of discrimination that should have been eradicated long ago".
Furthermore, the general population is showing signs of complacency and a lack of interest in immunization, believing that the most contagious and deadly diseases were eradicated long ago.
