Sentence examples for further wiped out from inspiring English sources

We have GOP further wiped out in the north.

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.

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

Once capital is wiped out, any further losses are borne by creditors.

Goldman Sachs said it expected the remaining $40 billion surplus to be wiped out by further deterioration in the economy and a drop in revenue from capital gains taxes caused by the stock market's decline.

We excluded companies that are traditionally bought for their yield such as banks, utilities and real estate investment trusts as well as some freakish cases, such as RJReynolds, whose double-digit yield could be wiped out by further setbacks in the courtroom.

It concluded that for households relocated further away, the increased commuting distances wiped out the housing benefits of the program and that beneficiaries were better off with the more limited housing improvement provided by the in situ intervention.

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.

Further south, in Khan Younis, an extended family was wiped out in an air strike on a house.

Let's go back further, way back to 1900 when a hurricane wiped out Galveston, Texas, killing more than 6,000.

All unsecured debts would then be wiped out in a matter of days without further hearings or judicial procedure.