eradicate

How To Use eradicate In A Sentence

• The white expanse would eradicate those seething images, those demons which warred within him. DREAMS OF INNOCENCE
• Human error can never be totally eradicated but its effects can be ameliorated by proper procedures. We've Heard All This Before From BP
• Florida admits defeat in fight to eradicate exotic purple swamphen Records don't support Florida Lt. Gov. South Florida Sun-Sentinel.com - South Florida Recipes
• ‘And if we don't completely eradicate them, we don't eradicate them at all, unless we come up with a biocontrol mechanism,’ he said.
• We will see that the serum for inoculation comes from the right part; and not until every microbe of German kultur is eradicated from his blood will we touch, handle, or have any dealings with the Hun. The British Navy
• After that, he quickly eradicated any romantic intentions he had harbored for Captain Crowell, as she was now his commander and employer.
• ‘African countries have worked rapidly and effectively to eradicate polio; now the tragedy is that many of them are becoming reinfected,’ Dr Heymann said.
• Much discussion of prostitution is conducted on the premise that it is possible to eradicate it.
• It has been eradicated in most parts of the world, but is still occurring in Australian Aboriginal communities.
• The image was one I knew I would never escape, even with daily visits to a certified psychoanalyst with training in hypnosis to eradicate Oedipus complexes. Director's Cut