Sentence examples for time eradicating from inspiring English sources

The authorities might have a hard time eradicating the word completely.

But they responded in a positive manner every time, eradicating their first deficit within five minutes through Ross McCormack, their second within three minutes thanks to Cauley Woodrow's strike and their third within four through Dan Burn to ensure it ended all square.

"The authorities might have a hard time eradicating the word [jasmine] completely," the New York Times reports, citing the popularity of the word in China.

In reality, the CSPTP has dramatically reduced the amount of subcontracting opportunities available to small businesses while at the same time eradicating accountability and oversight measures.

The most revealing thing to emerge from this busy whir, however, is an aging newsman's strangely nave, but also poignant, bewilderment at how swiftly time eradicates the importance of today's events and those who report on them.

A single p(I C) injection at that time eradicated bcr/abl + /GFP+ cells in the BM when analysed 10 days thereafter, whereas increasing numbers were detected in p(I C -treated control anI C -treatedA).

Clementine Churchill's witheringly sarcastic letter to The Times, on eradicating women.

It is high time to eradicate discrimination from employment thinking.

Old habits take a long time to eradicate.

Mr. Afzali, however, said the Counternarcotics Ministry still hoped to prevail in time to eradicate the current crop in Marja.

Not enough time to eradicate poverty, find a cure for cancer or ensure parity of esteem between academic and vocational education.