Sentence examples for is ever wiped from inspiring English sources

That implies that if malaria is ever wiped out in humans, it is unlikely that it will ever be reintroduced from apes.

Clinton and her staff have avoided directly answering whether the server was ever wiped.

Vasco was always wiping.

You were always wiping surfaces.

But there's inactive and there's "inactive": "If you paid, ever, your account is never wiped, even if you haven't logged in for 6 or more months," Thor explains.

It's not something that in 200 years has ever wiped out a fishery".

Polio will be the first disease to be eradicated in the 21st century and only the second disease ever wiped out by humankind, after smallpox.

Still, Everest is Everest.

A small band of 62 anti-military combatants was wiped out — there were no prisoners or survivors; no information whatsoever was ever provided to their families.

Those doves were surely the passenger pigeons of legend and truth, whose numbers were such that nobody thought they could ever be wiped from the earth.

Nobody expects dementia, because we think we know our loved ones too well; we think their traits are too indelible, their personalities too strong, to ever be wiped out by mere disease.