Sentence examples for should erase from inspiring English sources

If there is any doubt, a look at Federer's numbers should erase it.

The piece should erase any doubt about the need for a national debate on Iraq.

But friends and colleagues said the arrest of two suspects in the shootings should erase doubts about the chief.

If a person creates a personal health record and later has second thoughts, a simple mouse click should erase it.

Officials for Mr. Romney's campaign and for the party have hinted that victories on Tuesday should erase any lingering hesitation by party officials.

I know I should erase as well the entries for those I haven't seen for a decade or more, but my finger hesitates over the delete key.

It's an interesting question, one that shouldn't erase the show's powerful legacy.

Here, then, is the second and most important reason we shouldn't erase Holmes from the record.

Concern about the (seemingly low) current risk of future inflation should not erase concern about the large costs of continuing high unemployment.

But State Representative Tommy Benton, one of six House Republicans who sponsored a proposal this year intended to maintain the prestige of state-owned statues, cautioned that Georgia should not erase its past.

'Should I erase all the ones I've done, or could you please get me more books?' My mother was a day late, and, that day, Lonni Sue started doing her own puzzles".