Sentence examples for wipe hope from inspiring English sources

It takes more than just a dreadful chip market and a plunging share price to wipe hope out of the hearts of Intel execs.

Several of those syndicates issued estimates today, saying that the losses in the United States would wipe out any hope of second-half profits.

But if the justices hold that the basic building blocks of campaign finance legislation violate the Constitution, as they might, it could wipe out any hope for reform for decades.

"The cynical game the proponents are playing with our future would quite literally destroy the safety net and wipe out any hope of creating a better future for our children," said Mr. Ritter, who has said he decided not to run again so he can spend more time with his family and focus on the state's battered budget with fewer political distractions.

Bidding a fraction too high can wipe out any hope of future profits; bid right but collect too little: same result.

But the more than 700 earnings warnings ahead of second-quarter reports, which begin this week, have all but wiped out hopes of a recovery before next year.

"The production of this material in court will, one hopes, wipe any potential grin from his face and destroy the propaganda image of the simple patriotic man at arms".

Even a few thousand sufficiently wised-up people replying to a classic "Nigerian Prince" email might, from the senders' point of view, waste enough of their time to wipe out all hopes of profit from the scheme.

Then there is the appalling prospect of a lifetime of discrimination which can simply wipe out their hopes and dreams.

The road trip could wipe away any fleeting hope of contending.

Biologists and wildlife officials hope to wipe out feral hogs — which are simply domestic stock turned wild — because they tear up wetlands, kill native vegetation and eat the eggs of turtles and ground-nesting birds.