Sentence examples for of being eradicated from inspiring English sources

But he said the long tail of underachievement in England's schools showed few signs of being eradicated.

Routine smallpox vaccination stopped in this country almost 30 years ago because the disease was on the verge of being eradicated around the globe.

But the continued increase over all has dashed the hopes of health officials just a few years ago that the disease was on the verge of being eradicated, at least in the United States.

Facing an anemic flow of city money, a heralded program to empower outside lawyers to prosecute police officers in certain misconduct cases is in jeopardy of being eradicated, officials said.

Diseases such as mumps and measles, once on the brink of being eradicated because of vaccination, are making a comeback.

The sheep were in danger of being eradicated by The Nature Conservancy, which was working to save indigenous vegetation that the breed used as food.

"I was brought up to believe homosexuality was a sort of disease, to be eradicated from the planet," he explains.

For example, in an animal model involving Pseudomonas biofilms grown on sinus mucosa, these organisms required ∼400× the mean inhibitory concentration of tobramycin to be eradicated.

However, some tumours can sustain higher amounts of damage before being eradicated.

"Spiritual dimensions of Islam are being eradicated by Salafist, Wahhabist stuff and young mindsets are seeing that as the devil within Islam," Mughal said.

Nearly overnight, a way of life that had sustained people for thousands of years was eradicated, forcing them into wage labour and poverty.