Sentence examples for and thus wipe from inspiring English sources

He once told a television interviewer that the "problem" of "half-castes" could be solved by luring people to a central welfare office, to "dope" their water in order to sterilize them and thus wipe out the race.

Thus, it was the Connecticut Yankee's dream to introduce 19th-century American initiative and technology into King Arthur's court, thus wiping out slavery and the backward mummery of Merlin (the villain of the story).

Investors worry that the FDIC eventually will force an involuntary restructuring, thus wiping out the equity of the holding company.

Essentially, the plan is to draft rules that would basically split the electoral votes in those states evenly, thus wiping out a good-sized edge Democrats get.

A house so technically advanced and environmentally-friendly that within 40 years it will have fed more energy back into the national grid than was used to build it, thus wiping out its carbon debt to the planet.

Statutory oppressions in religion being thus wiped away, we remain at present under those only imposed by the common law, or by our own acts of assembly.

The company overbuilt the old model to keep profits up, then put big rebates on the old models just before the new ones came out, thus wiping out its own customer base.

Exoskeleton technology has the ability to wipe out the wheelchair--and thus end disability and mobility issues for tens of millions of people.

Wipe all areas clean with a brush or broom, and then wipe again with tack cloth.

Clearly, a normal decontamination procedure should be performed with more vigorous and extensive wiping and thus should be more efficient than achieved here.

These three factors reduce the effective population size, and thus genetic diversity, and can wipe out diversity in a large genomic region.