Sentence examples for wiped out through from inspiring English sources
With more than 750 coffee shops in the UK, any profit is wiped out through a number of payments which Starbucks must make to subsidiaries abroad.
In the first century of Portuguese colonisation, perhaps 90% of Brazil's original population of some 5m Indians (according to the best guess) was wiped out through disease and warfare.
That view certainly got a lift last Saturday, when Khaled Meshal, Hamas's political leader, told a mass rally in Gaza that Israel would be wiped out through military force, and that a Palestinian state should be created "from resistance, not negotiation".
Most Alvords were wiped out through hybridization in the 1930s, when farmers introduced rainbow trout to their native streams along the Oregon-Nevada border.
You have to have a wide portfolio if you wish to avoid the probability of being wiped out through choosing a handful of unlucky companies.
The feat, if confirmed, would mark just the third time that a distinct human pathogen has been wiped out through immunization, after smallpox and one other polio strain, the scientists write.
Part of the anticipated drop stems from the ongoing lockout in the NBA, which has already wiped out scheduled games through November.
If all of the bureaucratic layers of administrative detritus were wiped out and higher education were conducted through student-faculty governance, costs would be considerably reduced.
The women's livelihoods through [weaving with bushes were] completely wiped out.
When he finally went through all of them, he found that two thousand had been wiped out.
