"In trying to eradicate a disease, you are trying to nail every transmission route".
Questioned on whether he thinks the ban is trying to eradicate a British tradition, he said: "You only have to walk into any pub in the countryside – most of them are named after the hunt.
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.
Much of my life is taken up by trying to eradicate a syndrome and to change my little girl.
This result is of potential interest to conservation biologists planning reintroduction of species into natural habitats to boost an extant population, or agricultural scientists trying to eradicate a pest.
Fuel poverty in England is likely to worsen, despite measures to try to eradicate it, a government-commissioned report has warned.
These chemicals have been used to try to eradicate varroa mites, a bee pest that itself has been thought to be a cause of CCD.
The second dimension is parabolic: A symbol of negation tries to eradicate all light in a soul and, in doing so, creates in the midst of a physical midnight a human sunrise.
An alien plant, so bothersome that Royal Marines have been called in to try to eradicate it, and so persistent that a top laboratory is working on a biological "secret weapon" to defeat it, has been helped to invade the British countryside by a fifth column of subversive flower lovers.
Even if it isn't a betta, your betta will still see it as a threat and a rival, and will try to eradicate that threat.
Math teachers try to eradicate confusion but this aim seems to be, well, confused: confusion is a part of learning.
