Sentence examples for not be eradicated from inspiring English sources

Like many of Ghana's problems, he says, Guinea worm will not be eradicated without more money.

It embodies the isolation and rugged determination of life forms that will not be eradicated.

Even if Myanmar's military prevails against the ethnic groups, drug trafficking will not be eradicated, he said.

Reality, of course, fell far short of this ideal, because Muscovite traditions and conditions could not be eradicated so rapidly.

Her presidency faced formidable challenges, many dating back to colonial rule, which certainly could not be eradicated overnight.

The difficulties faced by people with dementia will not be eradicated, but time spent with friends can ease the challenges they have to face.

That situation has improved but has not been eradicated.

Why has polio not been eradicated in Nigeria?

Despite continued efforts, the disease still had not been eradicated in Nigeria, India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan.

Guns and drugs may be less visible now but they have not been eradicated, nor have the fundamental causes of poverty and inequality.

"The attack on Kenya reminds us that even if groups like al-Shabaab have been conquered, they have not been eradicated," Hollande says.