Sentence examples for will never eradicate from inspiring English sources

However, and this may be an inconvenient truth but truth it is, we will never eradicate ice use completely.

Indeed, it has acquired the status of a disease, one that perhaps we will never eradicate but that can be indefinitely delayed; or managed, its indignity evaded by an offshore arrangement in Switzerland.

No matter how secure our servers, how rigorous our clearance processes or how thorough our legislation, we will never eradicate the human element from security or the technological platforms on which treasure troves of classified documents, corporate secrets or other private data can be obtained and blasted across the public domain.

"We will never eradicate flu, but we'd be in a better place to control it, like measles.

But we must acknowledge that in spite of those efforts, we will never eradicate the dangers inherent to flying.

You will spend very large amounts of time attempting to remove them if you do and will likely never eradicate them.

Auschwitz and Treblinka will never be eradicated from German history.

Without safety for health workers, this scourge will never be eradicated.

The lies, the torture, the unconscionable continued imprisonment of detainees after they had been cleared are yet another stain on our history that will never be eradicated.

"The weevils have substantially reduced mile-a-minute at many original release sites, but it will never be eradicated," he said.

Ahead of the conference, leading water and environment scientists and experts yesterday published a call (pdf) to the United Nations to recognise that without better rainwater management hunger will never be eradicated.