Sentence examples for may not erase from inspiring English sources

But the events may not erase economic concerns.

My personal experience is that education, although it may not erase fanaticism or ideology, does temper violence as an answer to disagreement.

Though Michael Howard, the Conservative leader, says he will vote for civil partnerships for gays, this may not erase recollections of his hardline voting record.

And while a couple of deleted scenes may not erase the pain of those who championed David O. Russell's '70s caper, perhaps they'll help to soften the Oscar-less blow.

It seemed we had ignored the fundamental truth encouraged by our feminist foremothers: openness and honesty amongst women may not erase difficult experiences, but can make them a little easier to navigate to one's advantage, free from self-blame and destruction.

She went on, saying, "While the details of this one case may have been misreported, this does not erase the somber truth this article brought to light: rape is far more prevalent than we realize, and it is often misunderstood and mishandled by peers, institutions, and society at large".

While Mayor Giuliani's sweeps may have cleaned the streets, they did not erase the messy legacy of crime and drugs.

Tonegawa added that the research indicated that "past memories may not be erased, but could simply be lost and inaccessible for recall".

"We may not have erased all the gaps but we are confident we have gone a long way to making up the deficit".

This may diminish George's achievement in getting into Andover but it does not erase it.

To be sure, we will not erase cyberattacks, much as we are unable to erase crime.