Sentence examples for further wipe from inspiring English sources

In Houston, Clemens has been the hometown hero with a limited travel schedule and two postseason stages on which to further wipe the slate clean of those complicated days in Boston, of that 1986 New York night when Clemens couldn't get the Red Sox over the hump in Game 6 against the Mets.

We have GOP further wiped out in the north.

Smaller Internet and technology stocks fell even further, wiping out some overly aggressive investors.

A series of storms in 2008 further wiped out farms, and riots over the soaring cost of food, owing to fluctuations in the world market, led lawmakers to oust the prime minister.

Money traders in Syria and the United States said it nose-dived starting last Friday and had weakened to 220 per dollar by Monday, reflecting some chaotic selling by Syrians worried that the pound could weaken further and wipe out their savings if they did not convert to dollars or euros.

In their worst-ever rout, equity markets lost $2tn of their value on Friday, with a further $930bn wiped off on Monday when the UK was stripped of its last AAA credit rating.

The Economist says prices will not bounce until a further 20% is wiped off the value of Spanish homes.

After the Lib Dems suffered the devastating loss of all but eight of their 56 MPs at the election, the SNP believes it can now inflict further humiliation by wiping them out north of the border, reducing them to seven members in the Commons.

"The risk is that Europe is opening up to further biological invasions which will wipe out native biodiversity and impose staggering economic costs".

Further experiments used radiation to wipe out the bone marrow of normal mice, who then received bone marrow transplants from mice that lacked Nur77.

Getting greedy and expecting further profits can make stocks wipe out the investments.