Sentence examples for will get wiped from inspiring English sources
In Britain, where equity crowdfunding is already thriving, regulators have warned investors it is "very likely" they will get wiped out.
There are also plans, mainly in Europe, to pay a chunk of bankers' compensation in "bail-in bonds" — which will get wiped out or turned into lowly valued shares if a bank fails.
Politically well-connected businessmen will get wiped out.
"I expect us to see smaller companies, apps, not taking privacy and data collection seriously will get wiped out because they can't keep up with the standards that GDPR is enforcing".
Liberal Democrats have grown used to being told that they're finished as a party, that they'll never be forgiven for the compromises they've made and that they'll get wiped off the political map at the next election.
"It's not about waiting it out, because if you try you will probably get wiped out," said Mr. Ye, a 62-year-old retiree who declined to give his full name when speaking critically about the government's stock market rescue efforts.
If there's an insurrection in Iraq... they're fighting Saddam Hussein, but they need just a little bit of help... and if we don't help them, they may get wiped out, will we have a moral obligation under your policy to send American armed forces to help those folks out?
Set you up to get wiped out.
Trillions get "wiped off" stock markets.
But they never seem to get "wiped on".
