Olazabal's imaginative iron play and genius short game erased potential bogeys and kept him in position to win, as did Crenshaw's and O'Meara's ability to make clutch putts.
Human impacts on North Atlantic right whales (Eubalaena glacialis) have largely erased potential population growth despite robust recent calving rates [1].
Glavine, who leads active players with 178 sacrifices, honed his bunting skills to erase a potential reason to be removed for a pinch-hitter.
The most critical costs are related to customer acquisition and sales/marketing expense — which can appear to erase any potential for profit by traditional accounting measures — so the key to early-stage SaaS businesses is to focus on understanding customer acquisition costs relative to the estimated long term value of a customer.
Worse, a new cable competitor would have to entice customers by entering a price war, erasing any potential profit.
Her lawyers now say that many of the records from these computers have been erased, a potential violation of Florida's public records laws, and they refused a request from The Times to examine the computers' hard drives.
Beyond the concerns about Mr. Buyer, other Democrats said they might call for an investigation into why aides to Katherine Harris, Florida's secretary of state, said work done on computers during the Florida stalemate had been erased, a potential violation of state public records laws.
Taking the debate to a level of authoritative data erases the potential for capricious decision making.
First it democratized it, because while rich people would hardly notice those $7 fees, they might erase the upside potential for younger and less wealthy traders.
Crestor loses some of that benefit as patients take less of the drug, erasing AstraZeneca's potential marketing advantage, analysts said.
