Sentence examples for quickly wiped out from inspiring English sources

That cushion could be quickly wiped out in the case of a U.S. default.

Any introduced populations would probably be quickly wiped out by the supercolony, Mr. Tsutsui said.

Mr. Rosenblatt, despite his victories to date, could see them quickly wiped out by an appeals court.

The authority had explored selling the building in 2007 to a private equity firm, but the recession quickly wiped out that possibility.

Heavily margined day-traders were quickly wiped out; unleveraged day-traders had only a bit more time to discover how little gratification there is in losing money.

His rendition remains the definitive representation of Native impact on the area, as any remaining sites were quickly wiped out in the development-heavy years that followed.

It is easy to see how the dividend tax could quickly wipe out the benefit of holding dividend-paying stocks.

If many current homeowners tried to cash in, the drop in prices would quickly wipe out that trillion.

So a small drop in what a bank owns can quickly wipe out the bank's worth.

Political realism suggests that the increases won't be large and won't quickly wipe out the deficit.

Most respiratory viruses tend to have low infection rates, apparently because they would otherwise quickly wipe out their host, Schaffer said.