Sentence examples for only eradicate from inspiring English sources

Former England star John Barnes believes football can only eradicate racism once the problem is removed from society.

Since the VOPcPhO is also soluble in chloroform, second immersion of VOPcPhO (template) into the PC71BM solution will only eradicate the initial nanotube wall created by VOPcPhO.

In other words, bouncing between products can not only eradicate positive results, but do real damage.

For a cancer target to be justified, its inhibition must not only eradicate cancer cells, but should also be tolerated on the cellular and physiological levels.

Macrophages not only eradicate microbes, but also clear dying cells, remove cellular debris, and eliminate metabolite buildup in the extracellular matrix.

An ideal cancer photothermal therapy should not only eradicate the treated primary tumors but also induce a systemic antitumor immunity, capable of controlling metastatic tumors and long-term tumor resistance.

The law not only eradicated these obstacles; it went a crucial step further.

The systematic spraying has not only eradicated the defensive fungus, but also the insects that the white halo spores latch onto to germinate, he suggests.

They found that it not only eradicated the bacteria, but worked against drug-resistant strains and bacteria that have sought refuge in the cells that line the stomach's walls.

Fast forward to today, when a former quality control manager for Leprino Foods ("the world's largest mozzarella cheese manufacturer") can – in apparent isolation– threaten an edict that not only eradicates that history but actually stands in conflict with official policy position.

They seem bent on not only eradicating every sniffle and ache; they want to create an entirely new language as well, one in which the Z and X would be the most useful letters in the Scrabble box: Vioxx, Celebrex, Zoloft, Zestril, Zyrtec, Aciphex, Tiazac, Zithromax, Zyprexa, Xanax, Xalatan.