Sentence examples for being expunged from inspiring English sources

Additionally, continuous production creates problems with sterility as contaminants and byproducts build up within the system, rather than being expunged at the end of a traditional batch process.

Even after being expunged from G.M., the lawyers are keeping quiet about the events leading up to the ignition-switch recall in February.

"Hopefully, this will not have anything to do with the truth of Barry Bonds's doping from coming to light and his tainted home run record being expunged".

A voluntary leave of absence or withdrawal that is granted prior to the semester start, or by the university drop deadline, will result in the upcoming or current semester's courses being expunged.

A group under the direction of Stanford infectious disease investigator Paul Bollyky, MD, PhD, has uncovered a criminal conspiracy between two microbial lowlifes that explains how some of medicine's most recalcitrant bacterial infections resist being expunged.

It asks the government to pardon all those convicted of a crime because of their sexuality, which could led to the records of an estimated 15,000 men alive today being expunged.

All brand names were expunged.

The ghosts of Prohibition had been expunged.

But terrorism is unlikely to be expunged.

(Rathbun's arrest has been expunged).

(His record has since been expunged).