Sentence examples similar to to keep eradicating from inspiring English sources

The United Nations' response — as it has been the last three years — was to claim immunity from litigation while expressing sympathy for the dead and infected, and promising to keep working to eradicate the epidemic.

Julia is a proud mother of three adult sons who inspire her to keep fighting to eradicate negative stereotypes about who we are as Hispanics.

"This is a sad reflection of the growing inequality in the UK". The ECPC, an umbrella group which includes Barnardo's, Save the Children and the TUC, released the figures ahead of a rally in central London this Saturday to urge the government to keep its promise to eradicate child poverty by 2020.

Research reports like these are emerging frequently, although a willingness by brands to be honest does at least demonstrate a commitment to keep making changes to eradicate these problems.

"But with respect to the use of alcohol, it's an enormously important matter to keep it out of the firehouse, to eradicate it".

If a banned species is already established, all countries would need to keep it under control or try to eradicate it.

He worked boldly, first to keep the Union together but later to eradicate the sin of slavery that enslaved it.

The idea is to generate T-cells from a cancer patient that can be used to keep the disease in check, or even to eradicate tumours completely.

U.S. policy has been to keep troops in place until the extremists are eradicated.

As a country, we keep focusing on eradicating terrorism far away, yet we would be prudent to keep looking in our own backyard for those who hate.

That way, she can decide whether to keep the goods to herself or to enlist your nonsecret aid in eradicating whatever vermin your brother picks up next.