Ineradicable
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Poverty in the developing world seemed
ineradicable
until micro-lenders saw millions of low-income, destitute women as potential entrepreneurs.
More example sentences with word ineradicable
It's why companies are blindsided when plastic straws and bags and bottled water go from staples to rejects overnight, and baffled when a change in social mores turns stars into pariahs and colleagues into outcasts:
ineradicable
uncertainty.
At the very moment in the 1960s when Asia's tiger economies were beginning to take off, for example, the Nobel laureate Gunnar Myrdal, wrote his The Asian Drama to diagnose the causes of Asian poverty and to explain why its poverty appeared to be
ineradicable.
You can deplore such social feelings, as I do, but the myth of the Polish peasant hero standing against communist collectivization on his small private plot seems ineradicable, even if it is undeserved.
No president does; it’s an
ineradicable
stain on their record.
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