Sentence examples for basically wiped out from inspiring English sources

"This decline basically wiped out about half of the gains in home sales that were made in the previous 3 months," said Celia Chen, an economist at Moody's Analytics.

We have basically wiped out infection in the United States".

As Dr Henderson argues, "in their quest to eliminate inefficiencies, they have basically wiped out their surge capacity".

Last week the Standard & Poor's 500 index hovered about where it did in the spring of 1997 -- meaning that five years of investors' gains have been basically wiped out.

But now that the Internet has basically wiped out good-quality print magazines — many reputable titles are now celebrity-driven tabloids — and most Web sites pay nothing at all for content from contributors — not to mention the downturn in the book industry.

At and around real bottoms, optimism is basically wiped out and investors don't stretch for return; they duck for cover.

But by the 2030s we'll be putting millions of nanobots inside our bodies to augment our immune system, to basically wipe out disease.

The cost-of-living provision would give members of Congress less to squabble about -- and it would basically wipe out a bargaining chip for those who oppose higher minimum wages.

And for a time, some feared that the disease would basically wipe out all Fore of child-bearing age and capabilities, leaving the entire culture to slowly, brutally die off.

Drug companies have jacked prices up so high this year that it basically wipes out any of the savings it promised from agreeing to a health care bill.

"I think that the American administration has not yet fully considered the consequences of such a decision, which would basically wipe out the United States military presence in old Europe," Mr. Schmidt said, referring to an expression used by Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld to describe Western European countries like Germany and France.