Sentence examples for something to eradicate from inspiring English sources

So if you can do something to eradicate the disease perhaps it's OK.

While it may be tempting for science teachers to think of misconceptions as something to "eradicate," a more nuanced view should prevail.

"That's human nature to a certain extent, but also something I need to eradicate.

"It's becoming a bit of a habit, that was probably the third time it's happened, so it's something we want to eradicate real quick".

This, the company claims, leads to price opacity and inefficiencies, something it is aiming to eradicate.

"Humanity knows how to suffer, and suffering is not something we are going to eradicate".

Once you think something, it is very difficult to eradicate that idea from your mind.

Fear is something that Sherwood has tried to eradicate since he took Villas-Boas' position in the dugout.

In recent years, there has been a drive to eradicate diving, something Fifa vice-president Jim Boyce has previously said is a "cancer within the game".

"Sir Alex Ferguson came out the other day and said very explicitly that racism was completely unacceptable and that, in his opinion, it was something that he would work to eradicate.

Among other things, it decided against getting involved in microfinance, which Dr Brilliant thinks is now awash with money, or trying to eradicate a disease (something he found especially hard to let go, given his personal history in the battle against smallpox).In the 1960s Dr Brilliant bought into the anti-corporate zeitgeist, but "I must have been wrong," he says.