Sentence examples for which cannot be eradicated from inspiring English sources

Some women may not want a precise risk figure, and sensitive interviewing is required to avoid giving unwanted details, which cannot be eradicated.

Combination was designed in order to eradicate both breast cancer stem cells and breast cancer cells which cannot be eradicated by conventional chemotherapy.

The ease with which one can easily sing a song for amusement that dehumanizes another cannot be eradicated by an expulsion that, in my view, is unconstitutional.

Prostitution cannot be eradicated.

The Central Intelligence Agency's cold-war entanglements in Guatemala are like a malignant tumor that cannot be eradicated.

It is suppressed by the the three-drug cocktail known as antiretroviral therapy (ART) but it cannot be eradicated.

"The Aedes aegypti cannot be eradicated," Christoph Hatz, a professor of epidemiology at the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute, told the BBC.

The report warns that without "widespread adoption of sustainable land, water, fisheries and forestry practices, global poverty cannot be eradicated".

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

Indeed, unlike diseases such as smallpox and polio, most zoonotic diseases cannot be eradicated through intensive human vaccination campaigns.

Now "we must reassess what we are doing" because it is clear that the virus cannot be eradicated, given its presence in ducks and wildlife, Dr. Domenech said.