Sentence examples for it has erased from inspiring English sources
Thus, it has erased the boundaries between its hardware and software offerings for the first time in a decade.
In the last two days, it has erased Fri day's one‐point gain.
It has erased the memory of previous generations, who lived with year after year of triumph by the Montreal Canadiens, the Toronto Maple Leafs and going back almost a century, the original Ottawa Senators.
Gentrification has brought many benefits — organic food stores, great restaurants and art galleries, a farmer's market, even a local airport in London City — but it has erased elements of the old Shoreditch.
It is remarkable not just for how useful it is — for how it has erased any headache in storing and searching through the tsunami of images we all produce.
The blow to savers in pooled investments thus easily exceeds the direct damage to the arcane area of the banking system where the crisis began.Indeed, the stockmarket's decline this year has been so steep that it has erased all the gains made in the rally from 2003 to 2007.
Several witnesses testified that they believed their church would eventually reverse its prohibition on gay ministers, just as it had erased earlier, similar bans on blacks and women in the clergy.
In a similar case in 1990, Hakeem Olajuwon lost a rare quadruple-double when the N.B.A. announced that it had erased an assist.
Lehman thought it had erased the first filing when the S.E.C. deleted it and replaced it with a corrected one, but secinfo.com has a policy of providing all versions of such documents.
Fine Air acknowledged that its supervisors had ordered subordinates to doctor cargo manifests after the crash, and Aeromar acknowledged that it had erased the tape from a warehouse surveillance camera and destroyed forms, both of which would have shown what was loaded on the doomed plane.
In figures released last week, the Congressional Budget Office said it had erased hundreds of billions of dollars in projected spending on Medicare and Medicaid.
