Sentence examples for would not eradicate from inspiring English sources
It would not eradicate that prejudice.
The channel's service budget was £85m in 2013/14 - although moving the channel online would not eradicate those costs entirely.
Note that if decolonization therapy in patients would not eradicate MRSA carriage, but only suppresses infectiousness by lowering the bacterial load, decolonization is conceptually similar to patient isolation as both reduce infectiousness without interrupting the feedback loop of colonized patients being readmitted.
George Bush's former ambassador to the United Nations took exception to Mr Obama's acknowledgment that the world would "not eradicate violent conflict in our lifetimes".
I wouldn't eradicate anybody.
It certainly wouldn't eradicate alcohol problems, but it would reduce them more effectively and quickly than any other intervention.
It wouldn't eradicate global poverty overnight but it would be an unprecedented amount of aid at a time when financial help is needed more than ever; $700bn would be a simply astonishing amount of aid – the equivalent to seven years of international aid in one go.
1945-55: Thendnd of the war is met with a new generation who take up Existentialism in theory and its application in art to embody their own astonished disillusionment with a civilization that couldn't or wouldn't eradicate the onslaughts of the fascist powers.
Removing nonsterile cosmetic products such as lotion from the critical care setting, however, would not completely eradicate or protect patients from B. cepacia infecting humans in the hospital setting.
John Kerry, at the State Department, speaking in French with emotion, said that the values that Americans share with the French people — a universal belief in the freedom of expression — would not be eradicated.
In a speech at the award ceremony in the Norwegian capital, Obama said violent conflict would not be eradicated "in our lifetimes", and there would be times when countries would need to fight just wars.
