Sentence examples for largely wiped out from inspiring English sources

TPG's $2 billion investment in Washington Mutual was largely wiped out when the thrift buckled.

Dengue is common in the tropics but had been largely wiped out in the United States.

The group is thought to have been largely wiped out during the American-led intervention in Afghanistan in 2001.

European makers of solar panels have been largely wiped out by a combination of the financial crisis and competition from cheaper Chinese rivals.

A Pakistan-sponsored insurgency has been largely wiped out, but it has been replaced by a popular revolt over India's heavy military presence.

Having set up bases in northern Afghanistan, it was largely wiped out during fighting around Kunduz and lost its Taliban and al-Qaeda sponsors.

A haircut of 50%, close to current market values for ten-year Greek bonds, would largely wipe out shareholders and require a significantly larger bail-out to recapitalise the banks (see chart).

Using a new mandate that gives the government unprecedented power over banks, Ireland's finance minister, Brian Lenihan, said he would transfer 3.7 billion euros, or $4.85 billion, from the country's pension reserves into Allied Irish to guard against loan losses, and delist it from major stock exchanges, largely wiping out shareholders.

Using a new mandate that gives the government unprecedented power over banks, Finance Minister Brian Lenihan said he would transfer 3.7 billion, or $4.9 billion, from national pension reserves into Allied Irish to guard against loan losses, and delist it from major stock exchanges, largely wiping out shareholders.

For example, the type of computing logic the team used requires more transistors than other approaches, largely wiping out gains from more closely packing the components.

The exhibit, she said, also debunks the notion that the culture was largely wiped out centuries ago as the pictures show modern Mayans, their lifestyle and their view on 2012.