Sentence examples for rather than eradicating from inspiring English sources

Trying to transcend our own imperfections, rather than eradicating those of others, is the best bet, he argues.

The phrase on the lips of many corporate lobbyists is "net-zero emissions", which means that rather than eradicating all emissions, some can continue while experimental and untested technologies can remove CO2 from the atmosphere elsewhere.

Yet again supermarkets point the finger of blame at the stupid, sloppy home cook who fails to slay the bacteria through thorough cooking, rather than eradicating infection at their factory farms.

He hopes to persuade farmers not to plant poppy at all, rather than eradicating the crop once it has already been planted, a policy he blames for sowing greater strife in Helmand.

But exposure to difference without depth of experience can, rather than eradicating previous assumptions, inspire a person (a very young one, in my defense) to adopt some flagrantly specious metrics.

Martínez has accepted persistent flaws in Stones's game as part of his development rather than eradicating them and enabling the 21-year-old – an age worth remembering when criticising the England international – to become the outstanding defender he has the potential to be.

It had been suppressed rather than eradicated.

The "English disease" of hooliganism had been diverted rather than eradicated.

The film is an important reminder that the issue of Somali piracy has been suppressed rather than eradicated.

Asked if his true intentions were to bolster Assad rather than eradicate Isis, Putin answered: "Well, you're right".

The deal that ended the war created a decentralized political system that has entrenched rather than eradicated deep divisions.