We can no more eradicate all disease than control the evolution of all life.
As a matter of policy, American troops no longer eradicate poppy fields.
From Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal on down, the military's position is clear: "U.S. forces no longer eradicate," as one NATO official put it.
Petraeus recognises that he can no more eradicate the Sadrists, who are an authentic voice and aid support of millions of the very poorest Shiites, than Clinton (or McCain for that matter) could "obliterate" Iran, even if she wanted.
Nevertheless, Christianity could no longer be eradicated, for the people of the empire and even some officials no longer felt the blind hatred for Christians that had typified previous centuries.
Racist intolerance and atavistic nationalist chauvinism are of course by no means eradicated, and are even worse in eastern than western Europe.
While the problem of racial disparities is "by no means eradicated," Dr. Kagan said, researchers have been making a concerted effort to draw more minority patients into clinical trials.
Within a week, he's settled at Merton College, Oxford, and trying to feel his way into an England whose postwar optimism has by no means eradicated its privations.
That we were just messing around?' " And trust Mr. LaBute, the contemporary theater's relentless chronicler of man's inhumanity, to remind us that the advances in civil rights for gay men and women have by no means eradicated the prejudice that some Americans feel toward homosexuals.
No method eradicates herpes virus from the body, but antiviral medications can reduce the frequency, duration, and severity of outbreaks.
