Sentence examples for won't eradicate from inspiring English sources

Reducing fees won't eradicate this.

Even Noaa admits hunting and eating won't eradicate the lionfish, as Barnes points out.

We won't eradicate this vitriol against the poor with reason or facts or fury of our own; only greater equality can rebuild normal trust in one another.

Simply denying families services won't eradicate the problem, and simply pushing others out of shelter with time-limited rental subsidies raises the risk that they will return.

Education won't eradicate extremism.

Some say that this method probably won't eradicate cancer altogether, but vaccines could enable physicians to manage it more like a chronic disease.

"While this new security enhancement won't eliminate the threat of viruses," Mr. Sinofsky added, "we believe it can greatly help eradicate the damaging class of viruses that have resulted in the 'I Love You' and 'Melissa' viruses".

But for those of us who routinely travel with our same-sex partners (legal or otherwise), the law, which goes into effect today, won't automatically eradicate awkward moments on those occasions when you'd hope to be treated just like every other married couple.

I remember one of my old managers, Mark Hughes, telling us that goals come from consecutive errors - you won't ever eradicate isolated mistakes but you have to ensure you don't keep making them in a row.

More training can help, he added, but won't fully eradicate such shootings because each presents its own unique set of circumstances that police can't fully prepare for.

I won't be eradicating corn dogs or the easy, salty-sweet in life, but we've added the complex, difficult, rich bella figura of the bûche.