Sentence examples for does not wipe out from inspiring English sources

But it does not wipe out the injustice.

Unlike H5N1, it does not wipe out flocks, so it is hard to hunt.

* Though AV does not wipe out the possibility of one party winning an outright majority, as PR would, many seats that are now so safe that the parties can afford to ignore them will become electoral battle grounds, and hung parliaments and coalition governments more likely.

The fact that biobutanol is more energy efficient than ethanol does not wipe out ethanol's appeal, says Clean Edge's Pernick.

Each change, however, rapid or slow, does not wipe out the past organisation of space, but there are phenomena of continuous transformation and adaptability.

The dynamics (the change) of the city and its organisation have to take into account its "hard" part: the built city, its history and its works: each new order does not wipe out the past but fits into an existing context (hopefully, respecting it), perhaps giving it a purpose (from various points of view, including social) in the new reality.

"A change of presidents and governments doesn't wipe out our losses," she says.

One general apology doesn't wipe out the hurt and humiliation experienced by his victims.

But a bailout doesn't wipe out the huge debts that have taken years to accumulate — just as bailing out American banks in 2008 didn't wipe out the huge amount of subprime debt that homeowners had borrowed but couldn't repay.

However, make no mistake: this move doesn't wipe out the deep divisions among the main political parties, and whatever shape the government takes, it won't be easy for Italy to continue with the reforms that the eurozone demands.

But, wait, we can't forget about closing our borders so that Ebola doesn't wipe out half the population.