Sentence examples for capable of wiping out from inspiring English sources

Already, some evidence suggests Flame may be capable of wiping out a computer's hard drive.

But with him, Granderson, Cano and Alfonso Soriano all swinging the bat well, the Yankees' lineup has suddenly become fearsome, capable of wiping out any deficit.

But it could have been one of perhaps thousands of Connetquot trout carrying infectious pancreatic necrosis, a virus capable of wiping out schools of young trout.

By tapping into its powers, the dark side command armies of demented droids, kill Jedi and are capable of wiping out entire planets.

While at Audubon, he spoke out against DDT, a pesticide then considered a miraculous agent capable of wiping out typhus and malaria by killing their carriers and of ridding farms and woodlands of destructive insects.

Nicknamed "Satan 2" and deployed with up to sixteen nuclear warheads, the missile will be "capable of wiping out parts of the earth the size of Texas or France," an official news agency claimed.

Mr. Bush has promised nothing short of wiping out terrorism.

This may have the unintended consequence of wiping out most of the gains to the targeted groups.

It's just a bad, poorly designed boss battle, where the enemy's capable of wiping you out with a single hit, often out of nowhere and without giving you a chance to save yourself.

They also took their diseases, honed through centuries of sickness into weapons capable of all but wiping out populations that had never experienced them before.

Despite strong efforts to control it, the emerald ash borer keeps appearing in different places, and it seems capable of not only wiping out the ash but threatening the classic major-league baseball bat (which is commonly made of ash).