Sentence examples for it would erase from inspiring English sources

Tyco International engaged for years in financial gimmickry to inflate its earnings, the company acknowledged yesterday, saying that it would erase $382 million in profits it had previously claimed.

Then obscurely it would erase, vaguely forgot.

It would erase a vital part of New York's past.

Until now Labour has said only that it would erase the deficit as early as possible in the next parliament.

Victims of the world's most protracted modern refugee crisis, the Palestinians, for instance, do not want a new nationality because it would erase their right of return.

Reneging on the agreement would not only endanger vital programs like Head Start, but it would erase the thin residue of trust left in Congress.

Occasionally, someone would erase it, and Mook would write it again.

Mr. Emanuel promised advocates that he would erase it from his vocabulary.

Such a decline, if it were to come, would erase more than a year's worth of gains in a single day.

That would erase more than half its gain since Trump's election.

Dropping all regulations would erase this cash cow, and so I don't think it will happen overnight.