Sentence examples for never be eradicated from inspiring English sources

Auschwitz and Treblinka will never be eradicated from German history.

Without safety for health workers, this scourge will never be eradicated.

But for the belligerent Lois, its original sin can never be eradicated.

Bias may never be eradicated, but people think a lot harder when they feel a personal stake in their decision.

The lies, the torture, the unconscionable continued imprisonment of detainees after they had been cleared are yet another stain on our history that will never be eradicated.

"The weevils have substantially reduced mile-a-minute at many original release sites, but it will never be eradicated," he said.

There are only four countries in which the disease has never been eradicated: Nigeria, India, Pakistan and Afghanistan.

The weed has never been eradicated from any country and its spread in all the tropical and sub-tropical regions of the world is only increasing with time.

But because some other species (including armadillos) can carry the bacteria, the disease will probably never truly be eradicated.

If there's one thing Mr. van Creveld has learned from a lifetime of study, it's that war is a constant of history, never to be eradicated.

Despite her growing irritation and expressed distaste for it, the book continued to be lauded by successive generations of critics, Boston described it as "one of those rare books of comic genius that imprints itself on the brain and can never afterwards be eradicated".