Sentence examples for when trying to eradicate from inspiring English sources

Organizational change often fails when trying to eradicate all established norms and impose completely new practices (Clegg and Walsh 2004).

"When you're trying to eradicate the disease," explains Bruce Aylward, who leads the GPEI, "you're trying to drive public health systems to a level of perfection that no one ever dreamed the machinery of these systems could achieve".

Does it make sense, for example, to spend lives and treasure trying to eradicate "safe havens" in Afghanistan when Al Qaeda has so many other — well, options, from Sudan to Hamburg?

They are frantically trying to eradicate the fire before mid-week, when conditions are expected to return that could see them lose control of the blaze.

Trying to eradicate bittersweet "would be so comprehensive.

The World Health Organization has spent 25 years trying to eradicate polio.

"In trying to eradicate a disease, you are trying to nail every transmission route".

Trying to eradicate inequality with artificially manufactured outcomes has led to disaster," they say.

But brokerage firms say they are trying to eradicate that appearance of conflict.

Dr. Siliciano and Dr. Margolis are trying to eradicate the virus from the body.

I want to say thank you to all the people who are trying to eradicate this disease".