Sentence examples for may wipe out from inspiring English sources
Regulatory change may wipe out the investment banks' capital advantages.
The loss may wipe out the entire yield this season for some vineyards.
What's more, it's possible that a contagious form of cancer may wipe out an entire species: the Tasmanian devil.
In a cruel occupational twist, they were seeking employment with the company they blame for an oil spill that may wipe out their industry this year and beyond.
The area has few paid jobs, and deforestation has led to flooding that may wipe out subsistence crops like beans, as it did last spring.
And if you have too few shares, the brokerage commission alone may wipe out any profit you would stand to make.
But unlike manual eradication, spraying may merely wipe out one harvest, rather than the plant.The latest estimates for Colombia, due to be released later this year, may well show an increase in coca.
That said, almost everyone is predicting this lockout will get truly nasty and may actually wipe out next season.
Citigroup reckons it may only wipe out $10 billion, or roughly 4 percent of Qatar's total spending plans.
Some jellyfish and turtles eat large quantities of ctenophores, and jellyfish may temporarily wipe out ctenophore populations.
"For the thousands of children brutalized, scarred and exploited as weapons of war, today's verdict against Charles Taylor may not wipe out the atrocities they suffered, but we hope it will help to heal their wounds," said Anthony Lake, UNICEF Executive Director.
