Sentence examples for be expected to wipe from inspiring English sources

So I agree that moderate improvements in diet cannot be expected to wipe out cancer, especially when these improvements are made too late in life, and are not sufficiently aggressive to halt the progression of cancer initiated by the early life DNA damage.

What we're expected to wipe with them: our asses, or our tears".

Dieback is expected to wipe out Britain's ash trees, just as it has in Denmark.

Wholesalers were expected to wipe out retailers as people began to drive for miles to get the best prices.

The windfall is expected to wipe out the financially troubled nation's 1990 budget deficit of $1 billion.

The league, which canceled the schedule through Dec. 14, is expected to wipe out more games by the end of the week.

It was first confirmed in the UK in 2012 and is expected to wipe out 90% of the ash population, which accounts for 20% of all UK trees.

The disease is expected to wipe out as much as 2,500 tons of opium production, mostly in Helmand, Kandahar and Oruzgan Provinces, Mr. Costa said in an interview in New York.

But a $3 billion noncash write-down in this quarter, under new rules for accounting for the credits for good will that it acquired in a series of mergers, is expected to wipe out any chance of showing net income.

Starbucks said on Wednesday that a compensation charge it faces is expected to wipe out its 2013 tax bill but will not affect the £20m ($30.8m) it intends to pay the UK over two years year.

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