Sentence examples for less erased from inspiring English sources

An offensive by a combined force of United States Special Forces and peshmerga had more or less erased the Ansar enclave around the village of Beyara, near Iran; the peshmerga claimed that they had killed about two hundred and fifty of the Ansar men, arrested others, and forced most of the remainder onto the snowy mountain peaks that separate Iraq from Iran.

It's also made non-binary people in Canada feel a little less invisible and a little less erased.

For miles around the graveyard, unfiltered sun beat down on sugarcane fields planted by the thousands of Confederates who had rejected Reconstruction and fled the United States in the wake of the Civil War a voluntary exile that American history has more or less erased.

In delineating a third path to African art, that of functional use, this show, like the "Hair" exhibition, more or less erases its tracks.

If Prokofiev's familiar First Symphony retained its soubriquet, "Classical," its performers on Tuesday were more or less erasing any other reference to the 18th century.

A future that will take adjusting, but one that is more inclusive and less erasing.

That, by itself, would more or less erase the budget deficit we are currently facing, without hurting educational outcomes.

And Mr. Langella translates those watchwords into acting that more or less erases everyone else in view.

Those looking to spend less could erase laugh lines or other wrinkles by getting a microdermabrasion procedure for $136.

For the three million Greeks now facing poverty, placating creditors means much less than erasing the painful conditions attached to its bailouts.

Hence, the reduced tunneling of holes leads to a less efficient erasing process.