Sentence examples for need to be eradicated from inspiring English sources

Muslims need to be eradicated.

But surprises such as the scale of the Europe first half miss need to be eradicated.

Tougher tests than this lie ahead, even if this group is eventually claimed ahead of Paris Saint-Germain, and those flurries of defensive angst, when Shkodran Mustafi and Koscielny suddenly appeared vulnerable to balls slid in from deep, will need to be eradicated.

"We try to base the decision to spray on the scientific evidence and field observations and not on any hypothetical situation and on a belief that all mosquitoes are bad and need to be eradicated," Mr. Leff of the D.E.P. said.

His views, which are expressed remarkably like those of a Japan fisheries official, seem to imply that such whales are great cockroaches that need to be eradicated.On intelligence, I would like to set the daimyo straight.

A 10-point winning margin did not accurately reflect Scotland's superiority and late lapses in discipline and defence will need to be eradicated with world champions New Zealand coming up next weekend.

Both needed to be eradicated from Germany.

Racing's reformists have rightfully targeted steroid abuse as a problem that needs to be eradicated.

"His crimes reflect a virus in our business culture that needs to be eradicated".

"Our concern is they were promoting the idea that gun ownership was a disease that needed to be eradicated".

The casualisation and agency work in catering, cleaning, security or anywhere else needs to be eradicated, and for good measure, a living wage introduced unilaterally.