Sentence examples for were eradicated with from inspiring English sources

Originally there were many herds that roamed land owned by the British Crown and the native Māori, but many were eradicated with the intensification of large scale farming and forestry operations combined with increased mechanization that decreased the need for stock horses.

Pinworms can be eradicated with piperazine or vyprinium embonate.

With some notable exceptions such as Burkitt lymphoma and choriocarcinoma cancer cannot be eradicated with only a single chemotherapeutic agent.

(Though the nematode can sometimes be eradicated with antiparasitic drugs, the medical community is divided on whether the possible side effects are too risky).

The virus itself is weak, surviving for only a short time outside the body, and can be eradicated with simple measures like soap, bleach, heat and sunlight.

But the terror threat has yet to be eradicated, with cat-and-mouse battles raging between militants and security forces in border regions.

Many of these problems, though, can be eradicated with better health checks and legislation on breeders, in much the same way as with pedigree dogs.

The siblings remember when malaria was rampant in Sardinia before it was eradicated with the help of the United States after the Second World War.

Conflict has been eradicated with the aid of sexual hedonism and the drug Soma; babies are factory-bred in bottles to produce a strict class hierarchy, from alpha to epsilon.

In previous years, the league presidents performed those duties, but the office of league president has been eradicated with the centralization of league functions in the commissioner's office.

Those heinous dress shirts that look plain white when you've got your suit on but have a jaunty design on the non-bib area should be eradicated with extreme prejudice.