Sentence examples for will ever eradicate from inspiring English sources
Nothing will ever eradicate the horrible stain left on Europe in the middle years of the last century, and Christian churches, together with what passed for Christian tradition, have much to answer for.
New York's heroin story shows how unlikely it is that we will ever eradicate opiate use.
Will we ever eradicate malaria?
But no amount of effort will ever completely eradicate the copycats.
But no technology, however sophisticated, will ever completely eradicate the Normal Natural Troubles of Driving With Humans.
Whatever lies behind them, it seems unlikely they will ever be eradicated.
They make life more fair, and are therefore desirable, but "inequality" is so much a matter of psychology, and even more of biology, that how it will ever be eradicated is a problem beyond my imagining.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger doubts whether match-fixing will ever be eradicated from football.
"It's naïve to think we can ever eradicate it," she told me.
Given the complexity of its life cycle, including the number and variety of potential animal and vector hosts involved, it is unlikely that plague will ever be completely eradicated by human endeavor [ 16].
