Sentence examples for erase many of from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, exceptionally fast tempos erase many of the performance's virtues.

The passage of time will probably erase many of those doubts, he said.

But five games into this season came the win that began to erase many of those concerns.

On the inside, a flurry of asterisks — about 100 over all — tried to erase many of the accomplishments of the Pete Carroll era.

Li Zhuang, a lawyer persecuted by Mr. Bo, said Friday that before the purge, editorial handlers at microblog platforms where he posted would tell him to erase many of his posts criticizing Mr. Bo.

Together, the impact of these requirements would erase many of the advances in homeownership achieved over the past 40 years.

That, however, was in 2007, before the global financial crisis erased many of those gains.

This is partly because, as the environmental crisis deepens, cities seem less appealing, and the country more so, at a time when digital technology is erasing many of the old constraints of living and working there.

"Who do you want answering the phone?" Now, three years later, Mr. Obama's actions as the nation's commander in chief may have all but erased many of those doubts in the public's mind.

Since the outbreak of the current intifada two years ago, it is as if the Israeli mind has turned to a new page in the chronicle of the conflict and, at the same time, erased many of the pages that preceded it.

But every indication — including a New York Times/CBS News poll released Tuesday that showed Mr. Obama vaulting to a significant lead — suggests that Mr. Obama has succeeded in erasing many of those doubts, primarily through the debates.