Sentence examples for eventually wipe out from inspiring English sources

That could eventually wipe out the increase in the threshold.

A US analyst estimated Amazon's technology might eventually wipe out three quarters of US grocery store jobs.

It is all very well to argue that telecommunications will eventually wipe out the advantages of agglomeration and let people scatter.

Despite the apparent financial crunch, Racing Board officials said that the $10 fee will eventually wipe out Cornell's deficit and that increased testing will eventually be enacted.

Mr. Johnson reiterated his aim to eventually wipe out agriculture subsidies, but the agreement announced today does allow for some state support for farmers.

The fungal spores spread so easily it could eventually wipe out the UK's estimated 80m ashs, one of our commonest trees.

Competition from Asian rubber producers eventually wiped out the wealth of Manaus, leaving behind these symbols.

The Lamanites eventually wiped out the Nephites, which is why Christopher Columbus found only brown-skinned native Americans when he arrived.

It was also a cheap base for commercial plastics.The two industrial giants conspired and eventually wiped out America's commercial hemp.

But production waned after the second world war and was eventually wiped out following the introduction of cheaper materials in the 1960s – until now.

Vaccines hold out the hope of eventually wiping out cervical cancer, but "realistically," Dr. Blumenthal said, "it will be 10 years before they're common in the developing world".