Sentence examples for manage to eradicate from inspiring English sources

Tunisia has struck the jihadis, but they didn't manage to eradicate the threat".

"They are afraid of the voice of the majority, but we will manage to eradicate their fears," said Jalal Uldin al-Saghir, who represents Iraq's largest Shiite religious party on the committee, the Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution in Iraq.

The premise was that, should parasitologists actually manage to eradicate infectious diseases caused by parasites, we'd be morally responsible for thrusting millions of people into the inevitable conflict and poverty that would result from population growth and increased pressures on a limited food supply.

Moreover, despite the particular sensitivity of SM to CLX [ 16] in dentin, 0.2% CLX did not manage to eradicate the biofilm of any specimen, and the percentage of reduction (85%) was lower than with the other solutions.

But we managed to eradicate that and move forward".

Brazil managed to eradicate starvation and infant mortality," Fernandes said.

Here he explains the workings of the jokes he hasn't yet managed to eradicate, or revels in their failure.

In the history of modern medicine, smallpox is the only disease the human race has managed to eradicate.

So far, smallpox is the only human disease that we have managed to eradicate, but an animal virus called Rinderpest has also been eliminated using the same approach.

The Global Polio Eradication Initiative, set up in 1988 by Rotary International, the World Health Organisation (WHO), Unicef and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC), has now almost managed to eradicate the disease.

"This means reducing it to zero everywhere – and it is in the LDCs that this will be most challenging," predicted the report, pointing out that even China had not managed to eradicate poverty despite a longer period of economic growth and development.