Sentence examples for you should erase from inspiring English sources

Does erasing a hard drive also erase the operating system? A. If you want to make sure that no personal information remains on a computer that you are giving to a person or organization, you should erase the hard drive.

If you added a zero as a place-holder at the beginning, you should erase that now as well.

If you think that may be the source of your problem, you should erase and format your hard drive and do fresh install of your operating system (probably Windows).

If your wolf is a pup then you should erase and make the wolf smaller, also give the wolf blue eyes and a "innocent and cute" expression, big eyes add to that and a tiny smile or a small, active  tail helps lots.

Whether you think we should erase the market signals that inequality sends depends on how much hardder you think a man will work for $50 million than $50,000.

Baroness Warsi, who is Britain's first female Muslim cabinet minister, went on to write: "You cannot and should not extract these Christian foundations from the evolution of our nations any more than you can or should erase the spires from our landscapes".

He could win the league with Crystal Palace and we, the people, would still be there to shout: "HARRY KANE ON CORNERS, WHAT WERE YOU THINKING, YOU IDIOT?" No amount of late-career success in south London should erase the fact that he masterminded England going out of a major tournament to a country with a population of 330,000, which – for context – is only slightly more than Reading.

Similarly, in an interview given in 2006, another of the four bishops, Bernard Tissier de Mallerais, said that "You cannot read Vatican II as a Catholic work … one day the church should erase this council.

If there is any doubt, a look at Federer's numbers should erase it.

The piece should erase any doubt about the need for a national debate on Iraq.

If a person creates a personal health record and later has second thoughts, a simple mouse click should erase it.