be wiped out

If this dolphin is now deemed to be extinct, scientists say it would be one of the few large aquatic mammals to be wiped out in 300 years.

For an entire city to be wiped out in seconds by one bomb was more like a force of nature.

disease is likely to be wiped out in a few years.

As the continued popularity of disaster movies at the box office demonstrates, we are all too aware how, as a race, we might be wiped out.

Conclusion: To believe destiny has controlled your future and life is superstitious and should be wiped out of your mind.

There is no known cure for the disease and Mr Clark warned that Japanese larch could be wiped out in the South West.

This is an infectious disease to be wiped out in a few years.

The nascent recovery seen in London could be wiped out if cash is withdrawn.

He rebutted arguments that as a result of it "the Korean agriculture sector will be wiped out overnight. "

True, if GM were to enter the bankruptcy courts, as holders of unsecured debt the bondholders could be wiped out entirely.

If such creatures like frogs would be wiped out from China's vast land, that would be a great pity.

Not all of these debts would be affected by a sovereign default, let alone be wiped out.

Companies that are unable to cope with the demands of consumers in the internet age should be wiped out.

This was dangerous because the interest rate spread could be wiped out in short order by volatile currency movements.

Thanks but has not yet been brought under control Lina who did not love the fairy wings, everything will be wiped out.

Profits of several years can be wiped out in a single day.

Because he adopted the line that the Communists were "bandits" and had to be wiped out at any cost - line that was later to be echoed by Mr.

This was in spite of the fact that if a company's bonds went into default, the equity would already be wiped out.

This included a warning that China's economic gains could be wiped out if the country failed to reform politically.

For trafficking to be wiped out, the low status of girls needs to be addressed through literacy and job programs and other efforts.

This evil practice should be wiped out [off] the face of the earth.

Mom believes that as long as you are tough enough, these bad habits will certainly be wiped out!

The human race could be wiped out by a plague or an asteroid, or transformed by some new technology.

If the world becomes less unfair and if people can get better education, much of the poverty can be wiped out.

If the world becomes less unfair and people can get better education, much of the poverty can be wiped out.

If you let the problems get in your way, they will become bigger than your idea was to begin with and you'll be wiped out.

Depending on when and where the remaining losses fall, some banks could be wiped out.

I wish cancer will be wiped out for good and all some day.

Entire families could be wiped out just for belonging to the wrong class or for some alleged misdeed.

In America, Britain and elsewhere, these treat student debt as a special case: unlike other forms of debt, it cannot be wiped out.

If the world becomes less unfair, much of the poverty can be wiped out.

When used against a disk, all data on the disk will be wiped out during the storage track boundary alignment process.

But this age-specific targeting means species would probably not be wiped out completely.

It won't take more than 11 months for the current inventories to be wiped out if we get back to conventional demand.

Savings can be wiped out by a single unexpected catastrophe .

Fish, clams, shrimp, crabs, entire mussel reefs and other bottom-dwelling animals can be wiped out.

The biggest losers, of course, are shareholders, who will be wiped out as creditors take the equity in the new company.

The local community says the tiny colony will be wiped out, but New South Wales Forests says it'll start logging in the western part. . .

Those changes we predict for 2409 could be wiped out by something as simple as a new school-lunch program.

Jobs can be wiped out by technological change; there is not much call for typists these days.

But if the market eventually turns against him his capital may be wiped out.

The aggressors' armed forces will be wiped out in the end.

Then private creditors would be wiped out.

Optimally , bondholders would be wiped out, too .

Rats should be wiped out where found(=where they ale found).

In either case the cookies can be wiped out programmatically.

With the advent of genetic testing, this disease may soon be wiped out.

But it is also very likely to be wiped out, at some point.

No matter when and how the invaders come, they will be wiped out clean.

No matter when and where the invaders come, they will be wiped out clean.

You can enter your Wipe All PIN to access REI and all data in Rei will be wiped out.

According to Friedman, anyone who did that would lose money and be wiped out.

Flattery is more dangerous than hatred because it covers the stains which the other causes to be wiped out.

Wail, you who live in the market district ; all your merchants will be wiped out, all who trade with silver will be ruined.

And also my name be wiped out likewise.

Coral reef in New Caledonia. 100 percent of the coral may be wiped out before 2050 because of global warming.

I have so few men that, if these people unite against me and attack me, I and my family will be wiped out.

Last year, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation called for the disease to be wiped out completely.

Many reptiles and amphibians also critically endangered, while up to 70% of plants could be wiped out, say conservationists

Almost 60% of the region's forests could be wiped out or severely damaged by 2030