“eradicate”造句，怎麼用eradicate造句

The South African Government has initiated a successful Working For Water program to eradicate the problem.

Analysts say a naval presence alone will not eradicate piracy in the region.

A: The goal was not to eradicate all diseases and illnesses by 2000; we knew that would have been impossible.

Human society has entered into such an era that it wants to eradicate any colonist system thoroughly since 20th century.

It would appear, therefore, that jailing critical journalists is an attempt to eradicate the last vestige of resistance to his rule.

Since its inception, the drive to eradicate polio has been an expression of the power of public health partnerships to do great and lasting good.

Scientists claim to have invented a device which can eradicate foul smells from shoes, leaving them as fresh as a daisy in minutes, the Daily Mail of London reported.

Readers should be warned at the outset that I will not, in the following pages, provide a "magic bullet" with which they can instantly and effortlessly eradicate unwanted desires.

They attempted to eradicate crime.

Primal fear, too, was hard to eradicate.

The world embarked that year on a programme to eradicate the poliovirus, which cripples permanently.

Once bacteria have attached themselves to solid surfaces and formed films, they are far harder to eradicate with standard disinfectants.

The material deprivations suffered by blacks under apartheid were bad enough. But the psychological damage is much deeper and more difficult to eradicate.

The idea that helping mosquitoes, rather than destroying them, may be the way to eradicate malaria is pleasingly counterintuitive, even if it would mean more mosquito bites at night.

The campaign to eradicate malaria did not.

This reduction is the result of the global effort to eradicate the disease.

The Xeer is most intact in the north of Somalia, which was underBritish rule; in the south, the Italians tried to eradicate it.

Foremost among these is the drive to eradicate polio.

Time Defiance Intensive Repair Serum uses advanced biotechnology to simulate the T4 Endonuclease (extracted from the bacteria Micrococcus Leutus) produced by natural marine algae that helps to repair and restore damaged DNA cells in the skin and eradicate the root of ageing problems.

But in places where growth has been negative, notably Africa, it is well nigh impossible to eradicate slums. Even so, life for the urban poor can be improved.