Sentence examples for historically wiped from inspiring English sources

The Black Plague historically wiped out about one-third of the population of Europe.

The most immediate opportunity is addressing white spot in shrimp, which has historically wiped out the production from entire countries and impacted global shrimp markets.

Historically, wipe-the-slate-clean plans have always foundered when squeaky wheels insisted on one little exception.

But so many of the continents interventions, however successful, have historically been wiped away due to lack of accountability and impunity for perpetrators.

The study, authored by chief conservation strategist for The Institute for Regional Conservation, George D. Gann, looked at any species that were in peril or had been in Florida historically and were possibly wiped out, along with federally endangered species.

It was historic and historically awful, until the Sept. 11 attacks wiped away much of the anguish and slapstick.

In 2011, Scott proposed a budget that wiped out state funding for two historically black colleges.

A large infestation occurred from 1995 through 2003, and the beetle wiped out areas of lodgepole pine in the SNRA, an area historically too cold for outbreaks to occur.

But this overall improvement hasn't wiped out the disproportionate impact suffered by black and Hispanic people, who have historically been housed nearer to major roads, industrial plants and other sources of pollutants than whites.

Whales also historically migrated to Chinese and Taiwanese waters around Guangdong coasts such as off Daya Bay, Hong Kong and Leizhou Peninsula to Hainan Island were possibly wiped out by Japanese whalers that established various whaling stations in China and on Korean Peninsula among with other species such as Gray Whales and North Pacific Right Whales.

Just wiped".