Sentence examples for cannot be wiped out from inspiring English sources
All this has left the Bush folks fuming, because they know -- or their lawyers are telling them -- that the rules cannot be wiped out at the stroke of a pen.
But regarding the Taliban, the administration's latest review concluded that it needed only to degrade the capability of its various groups, some of which have close ties with Al Qaeda, on the assumption that they are indigenous and cannot be wiped out entirely.
Scientists have recently found that the strain of the avian influenza virus, known as A(H5N1), seems firmly rooted among domesticated ducks and wildlife and so cannot be wiped out by culling, quarantines and other standard measures alone, Dr. Domenech said.
"The message today is that Fatah cannot be wiped out," Amal Hamad, a member of the group's ruling body, told Reuters news agency.
However, when the power of users are scaled down by N, i.e. p=1, although the harmful effect of MUI and CEE are eliminated as N grows larger, the LI and the noise at the BS cannot be wiped out, which makes the uplink SINR tends to a ceiling value as N→∞.
It is a relationship that cannot be wiped out by judgmental onlookers or by confused and exhausted parents.
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".
The author of that article, V.K. Shashikumar, concludes that "in the final analysis the Rajapaksa model is based on a military precept…Terrorism has to be wiped out militarily and cannot be tackled politically".
