Sentence examples for wiped out like from inspiring English sources

"On a relative basis, it's fairly small, particularly compared with other companies that can have their earnings wiped out, like Hartford Financial," Paisan says, Hartford Financial says it sees post-tax losses of $450 million due to last week's events, which would leave third-quarter earnings per share $1.87 lighter, says Paisan.

Begrand describes "The Right to Go Insane" as "[Mustaine's] usual 'I'm slowly going nuts' shtick"; however, Mustaine stated the song was "about having been wiped out, like so many Americans, from the recession and potential depression years of 2000 [sic]".

In private, Mr. Xi has said absolute military obedience to the party is essential to ensuring the Chinese Communist Party is not wiped out like its Soviet counterpart.

"Why should there be anything left six thousand years later?" An extraordinary thought: The people of Göbekli Tepe weren't wiped out, like other lost civilizations.

Joseph argues that the party's embrace of cross-racial class struggle was central to its downfall: "It got us wiped out, like Dr King and Malcolm X – they were both assassinated at the point that they were both talking about capitalism, class struggle, and all people coming together".

Anyway, here are some conversations you're going to have over and over and over again in the pub tonight, and probably tomorrow night, and the night after that until the country literally just sinks below sea level and we all get wiped out like we most definitely deserve.

His family, ordinary peasant folk from the Mekong delta, had been wiped out; monks like him, "social parasites" as they were now branded, were defrocked, forced to labour in the fields, or murdered.

The rentiers are not being wiped out; they are making out like bandits.How so?

We want to show what the planet would lose if supreme predators likes these were wiped out.

It's like my whole town got wiped out.

Next on the list was the Commissioner's brilliant decision that two teams would be contracted, eliminated, wiped out, sort of like the World Series was wiped out.