Sentence examples for important to erase from inspiring English sources

It is important to erase everything so problems don't happen during the 'distort' phase later.

(Even then, of course, there would be the worry that conflict is real, and that to arrange things so that conflict is merely apparent is to erase something important).

A few minor but important infrastructure improvements were made to erase some of the traces of Detroit's chronic devastation and dysfunction, such as refurbishment of city parks, revetments of streets and repair of street lamps.

It's an ugly fact of history but to avoid any mention of that is to erase an important part of the park's past, which is something that people who use the park, or whose tax dollars pay for it, should know about".

Using a pencil, underline important words or phrases: Write lightly to erase errors more easily.

It also absorbed ink, making whatever was written on it difficult to erase or alter, an important consideration when it came to preserving imperial records.

"But I felt I had played an important role at Tinder and they tried to erase me from the company's history.

It's important to use a pencil because you'll need to erase the marks you made later.

It is important for it to be light, so that it is easy to erase afterward.

They decided that attempting to erase our first black president from the history books was more important than any other pressing issue. .

Sometimes the most important work of our time gets overlooked, ignored, pushed aside and overshadowed by political debate that tries to erase what is really going on.