Sentence examples for cannot be wiped from inspiring English sources

History cannot be wiped out.

This day cannot be wiped away.

The principal disadvantage is that, unlike flash cards, it cannot be wiped clean for reuse.

If an adult is sexually attracted to children, that cannot be wiped clean by a circle.

Unlike the federal crimes for which he has been convicted, state crimes cannot be wiped away with a presidential pardon.

AND unlike credit card and other unsecured debt, private student loans cannot be wiped away in bankruptcy.

"That duty of elected officials is sacred and cannot just be wiped away because of a credit rating.

And because student loans cannot typically be wiped away through bankruptcy, many borrowers have no choice but to continue chipping away at their balance, no matter how dire their financial situation.

Others said that 40 years of dictatorship cannot so easily be wiped out; Hungary should come to terms with its past, not bury it.

Soilborne charcoal, in contrast, is more stable, he says: "The risk of losing the carbon is very small it cannot burn or be wiped out by disease, like a forest".

First, dust wipes cannot be collected as duplicates because once a particular surface has been wiped another sample cannot be retrieved, requiring that a second surface must be wiped.