Sentence examples similar to erase damage from inspiring English sources

But Romney's restraint does not erase the damage already done.

Damon flipped away his glove in disgust, but there was nothing he could do to erase the damage.

Maybe they won't eliminate all of the plaque that has built up in their arteries over the years or erase the damage the sun has caused.

While the victory did not erase the damage done on this awful Western trip, it did stop the Knicks from spiraling toward potential calamity.

Roethlisberger was clearly relieved after the warm reception Saturday, probably freed from his fears that there would not be a way to erase the damage from his boorish behavior.

Riggins characterizes the results as "pretty enticing," but cautions that drugs that safely erase the damage caused by years of smoking are still a long way off.

Thankfully his tweets do not immediately lead to policy change, but that doesn't erase the damage that's been done.

Your removal will not erase the damage you have done, but it will be another step in the long journey for equality.

The plaintiffs, who brought the civil rights case to the courts in the first place, say the tweaks the courts made to the district maps didn't erase the damage done to minorities.

It doesn't sound like much, but sometimes, we cannot undo the past or erase the damage that has already been done.

The strength in home prices has far from erased the damage from the crisis.