Sentence examples for * wiped in from inspiring English sources

Weight Watchers has struggled with $2 billion in debt and the share price saw almost three quarters of its value wiped in 2015.

In September last year, the London-based Irish Post revealed that a car registered to Rae had had penalty points wiped in 2009.

The debts - about £75,000 on average - would be wiped in exchange for a commitment to work in Wales for a number of years.

Or have your ever sent in a broken Apple product, only to find that your data was wiped in the process?

Disposable latex gloves were changed between samples, and multiple forceps used to collect fecal boluses were rinsed, wiped in ethanol, and air-dried between samples.

Some judgments can be wiped in bankruptcy, particularly if the underlying debt was not incurred through fraud or a malicious act like assault.[10] Under bankruptcy, your creditor would receive nothing.

— Adil Najam (@AdilNajam) 11 May 13 @AdilNajam PPP was wiped out in Punjab in 1990, but came back in 1993.

They are wiped out in Scotland, wiped out in Wales, wiped out in most Northern cities.

The party was virtually wiped out in the elections in 1989.

If that trend is not stopped, they will be wiped out in the wild in our children's lifetimes.

Net profits of the five, which totalled $470m on revenues of $18.6 billion in 1985, were wiped out in 1986.