Sentence examples for systematically eradicating from inspiring English sources
And, in any case, he noted that the United States operated a no-fly zone over Iraq for more than a decade without systematically eradicating all Iraqi air defense systems in that time.
But, although Fiennes's dark-suited Richard compares himself to the shape-changing Proteus, he shows little delight in role-playing: he might, to all intents and purposes, be a grim-visaged banker systematically eradicating all obstacles between himself and and the top job.
The Beijing he has called home is being systematically eradicated, and this book is his testament.
After the revolution, the new government of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini systematically eradicated it from public spaces and government buildings, replacing it with Islamic iconography.
Other exotic species in the park, for example wattle and bluegum, are systematically eradicated.
Genocide is a legal term that has specific meaning all connected with the intent to systematically eradicate a religion, racial, ethnic group or national group from the face of the earth.
"The Soviet Union systematically tried to eradicate taste and unique style or aesthetics, so a lot of people in Russia – I won't name names, but you know who they are – when they got great wealth it needed to be shown off.
Motuara is one of the only "predator free" places in New Zealand because the Department of Conservation has systematically relocated or eradicated all nonnative birds, rats, possums and other predators in an effort to bring back native species.
Systematically putting these lessons to work will move the world closer to eradicating slavery.
Eradicating it is quite another.
