Sentence examples for if it wiped from inspiring English sources

A few on the fringe even say the country would be better off if it wiped its hands of some or all of its debt because it might mean future generations of workers will not have to see taxes go up as much as they are otherwise likely to do.

By 2015, for instance, Greece could not reduce its debt to a sustainable level even if it wiped out the remaining private bondholders.How to change courseA cost-benefit analysis, in short, argues in favour of carrying out an orderly restructuring now.

Assuming it is an option I'll probably try chemo and see how I react, but if it wipes me out each time I shan't be persevering".

This year's revision could go either way, but if it wipes out some of the jobs "created" during last year's uptick in job creation, as reported in the monthly employment reports, it will give Romney some ammunition he badly needs.

Test the dry erase marker on an inconspicuous area of the surface you want cleaned to see if it wipes off cleanly.

Seriously — if it was wiped off the markets, etc., who got it?

The only way that smile will come off his face is if it's wiped off by the millions of jealous Dylan fans who will go to their graves wanting to be him.

Eliminating the AMT would cost $560 billion over ten years and $900 billion if it's wiped out after the Bush tax cuts are made permanent.

It was decided not to create a full Rhodesian formation: if it were wiped out, the colony's future prosperity would be put at risk.

It's one of several loopholes regarded as a bad idea by many economists, but the real estate lobby will cry bloody murder if it's wiped out.

If you find it, wipe it with a damp, slightly soapy paper towel and if needed scratch it away with a sharp screwdriver or a nail file (which will also abrade protective coatings that may or may not have survived) until the battery contacts are clean.