Sentence examples for has almost erased from inspiring English sources

Women's education in East Asia has improved dramatically over the past 30 years, and has almost erased the literacy gap with men.

Mr. Bush's aides also say that polls show he has almost erased the traditional Democratic edge on issues like education and Social Security.

By rallying Sinhalese, who make up around three-quarters of the population, to support an all-out campaign against the Tigers, which his steely defence chief and brother, Gotabhaya Rajapaksa, and General Sarath Fonseka, the army commander, have ably delivered, Mr Rajapaksa has almost erased this stain.

UTI's customer service has improved so much that it has almost erased the bitter memory of 2001, when the organization's assured returns schemes sank it under a flood of redemptions, stopped only by a government bail-out and a split of the company into two.

"It's like we've almost erased them from history".

I had almost erased it from my mind, John.

Because corresponding with these investments, Elizabeth Forward has almost completely erased its dropout problem, raised math and reading proficiency levels and increased enrollment in summer enrichment programs by 500percentt.

SSR-1, which has been shown to be involved in host cell invasion in So. glossinidius (Dale et al. 2005), has almost been erased from the SOPE genome.

His nervous system had almost been erased by the poisons, and he needed months of primitive tuition to reclaim it.

By the time Cohnfeld died, a more conventional structure had gone up on his lot, and lofts had almost completely erased the old row houses.

A jagged crater, in the Indus highway that spans Pakistan north-south, showed where a police check-point had been almost erased.