Sentence examples for of extirpation from inspiring English sources

Many are extinct or in danger of extirpation.

"Exile from this ultimate place of refuge," he writes, "would have been the most brutal form of extirpation, would have touched the very fiber of my being".

Although the government never adopted a policy of extirpation, the settlers' agenda was implicitly genocidal, spawning the sort of doublespeak typical of such systems: the Gunai were not "murdered", they were "dispersed" or "chastised".

But the report authors singled out the Coral Triangle as being especially vulnerable to 'high rates of extirpation' (ie complete species eradication) based on a key climate model produced by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).

For the Christians this is not a new catastrophe but rather the consolidation and systemisation of a terrible process of extirpation from their historic homelands that has been under way for years.

That reaction may rule out a method said to have been employed earlier to cut the numbers of the (also alien) goats: during the second world war, they were used for target practice.The alien fire ant once faced a campaign of extirpation in the United States.

Moreover, introgression of reservoir-adapted genotypes into resident stream populations may also decrease the mean fitness of stream populations, increasing the likelihood of extirpations.

Sisalli et al. (amoxicillin and clavulanic) compared the efficacy and side effects of amoxicillin with clavulanic acid (first-line drug) and those of ceftazidime (second-line drug) in prophylaxis of the extirpation of retained third molars.

But harbingers of the extirpation of Palmyra are found in Saudi history.

Detailed dissection of the pelvic and retroperitoneal areas and therapeutic resection were then carried out with the objective of total extirpation of all recurrence.

Cure of osteosarcoma in a proportion of patients was consistently reported first in the 1970s, achieved through the combination of surgical extirpation of the primary tumour with multi-drug chemotherapy.