Sentence examples for would eradicate from inspiring English sources

That would eradicate cats by 2020.

Its rationale would eradicate them.

This would eradicate the two Tory majorities keeping Labour types up at night.

Removing relegation would eradicate much of the anxiety that weighs down English rugby's weekly grind.

The theory was that creative destruction would eradicate old habits and ideas, transforming a struggling country.

A fairer, more proportional system would eradicate safe seats once and for all.

"I have never claimed that this approach would eradicate prostitution in Northern Ireland.

Those who have followed Saddam's progress believe that no single strike today would eradicate his nuclear program.

Then in 1998, the Bolivian government announced it would eradicate coca farms through a military program financed by the Americans.

Many companies are trying to develop combinations of pills — similar to those used to treat H.I.V. — that would eradicate the virus without the need for interferon.

The best opportunity probably existed in 1955, the year Mr. Gates was born and the year the W.H.O. said it would eradicate malaria.