Sentence examples for would erase much from inspiring English sources

A default would erase much of the market value.

Even a single glance would erase so much.

A defeat in Pennsylvania would not only have been fatal to Santorum's presidential ambitions, it would have erased much of the progress he made in rebuilding his reputation following his disastrous 2006 Senate re-election bid.

The trouble in the retail sector, including a prediction from Wal-Mart Stores that sales would worsen in August, erased much of this week's stock market gains.

Then obscurely it would erase, vaguely forgot.

It would erase a vital part of New York's past.

"That would erase a lot of the naysayers.

Much of the pre-election discussion was about whether Putin would crack down on the demonstrators after the balloting, whether he would erase the last traces of semi-liberal rhetoric and practice during the marionette years of Dmitry Medvedev.

A "no fault" finding would erase the offense.

Opponents say changing the name would erase history.

Now, if only Microsoft would erase "hypocrisy" and "chaos"...