Sentence examples for has already wiped from inspiring English sources

The 39-day lockout has already wiped out the N.H.L. schedule for October.

The syndrome has already wiped out whole villages in an area called Matmora, nearby Boralapar, detailed in Aaranyak's 2009 report "Adapting to Floods on the Brahmaputra Floodplain".

Instead, the 12 committee members will again gather with union officials and Cohen in an attempt to break a stalemate that has already wiped out two weeks of the regular season.

"Anything less means they will fall into 'the eroding spending power trap' which has already wiped almost £700 off the spending power of £10,000 in just five years".

By my calculations, Neighbours has already wiped out several Australias' worth of people as the Ramsay Street residents fall victim to every fatal accident and illness on the block.

The fungus, Hymenoscyphus fraxineus (previously called Chalara fraxinea – the disease is also known as chalara), causes leaf loss and crown dieback and has already wiped out 90% of ash trees in Denmark.

By the end of March the crunch had already wiped out nearly six quarters of the industry's profits, thanks to write-downs and lower revenues.

These estimates do not include the species that humans have already wiped out or the species for which there are insufficient data.

Having already wiped the floor with two very good European sides in Yugoslavia and Holland, and eased past another in Czechoslovakia, they must be strong favourites tonight.

Having already wiped Australia five-zip in an ODI series in South Africa, the Proteas pulled away to win the first two Tests of the three-game series prompting mass droppings and the resignation of chairman of selectors, Rod Marsh.

He could barely trust his spinners, relying not on Moeen Ali, nor until the openers had already wiped out the deficit, Adil Rashid, but Samit Patel instead, with left-arm spin that is serviceable but hardly threatening to international batsmen.