Sentences with phrase «erase most»

Mann tried to erase most of it, just like he tried to erase most of the MWP.

Because there is almost no risk of default by the government, the return on Treasury bonds is relatively low, and a high inflation rate can erase most of the gains by reducing the value of the principal and interest payments.

While Chapter 7 bankruptcy will erase most credit card debt, it's not as simple to qualify for Chapter 7 as it was in the past.

A new startup has devised a mechanism that stands to erase most of those issues, even while not intentionally setting out to solve these problems.

A 27 - year absence should be enough to erase most negative connotations for the public at large, and at the same time give a sense of longevity to the brand, something relative newcomers such as Kia have had to struggle for.

The House bill would erase most methods the federal government now uses to hold states accountable for educating students.

Even so, the move by the Senate Commerce, Justice, and Science appropriations subcommittee would erase most of the cuts that President Donald Trump requested next year for the National Science Foundation (NSF), the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

If God's an artist, he drew a complete picture, although he was displeased with the 1st couple of strokes, and then decided to erase most of it, and restart.

After The Close - The U.S. equity markets started the day on a down note and spent most of the session in negative territory, but a late afternoon rally helped erase most of the earlier losses.

The U.S. equity markets started the day on a down note and spent most of the session in negative territory, but a late afternoon rally helped erase most of the earlier losses.

Oil prices collapsed on Thursday to their lowest since late November as investor worries about the world's stubbornly persistent glut of crude erased most of the gains that followed last year's OPEC's output cut.

BTC / USD technical indicators show the decentralized digital asset has erased most of its gains over the sixty - day average.

California had the highest number of positive snowpack trends since 1955, but lingering drought during the past decade erased most of those gains and snowpack declines still dominated;

Although inflation should have erased most details of what the cosmos looked like before that point, it might not have eliminated everything.

Not by much, as evidenced by.8 degrees C the last 150 years, but now maybe a net cooling for 40 years of maybe a 1/2 degree C. Maybe erases most of the gains we just made the last 150 years, and by the middle of this century, we are back in LIA territory.

Cutbacks in the Los Angeles Unified School District erased most summer school and other nonacademic programs this year.

The drop erased most of the progress made last week after developers apparently agreed to avoid a currency split.

Not exact matches

Most cofounders get into fights and backstabbing and 2 or 3 leave and they hate the company and they erase their names from the web page,» he laughs.

It's been a tough year for hedge funds with most seeing gains erased for the year, after August's wild market rout on China concerns.

For more than seven months, Sumner Redstone, now 93 and barely able to speak, has asserted (through lawyers and PR teams) that he remains mentally competent — sharp enough to change his health care agent, to erase a $ 70 million bequest to an ex-girlfriend from his will, and, most important, to remain in control of Viacom (VIAB) and CBS (CBS), the jewels in his $ 42 - billion media empire.

Still, the current return / risk profile features highly «unpleasant skew» - in any given week, the single most likely outcome is actually a small advance, yet the average return in the current classification is quite negative, because those small marginal gains have typically been wiped out by steep, abrupt market plunges that erase weeks or months of gains in one fell swoop (see Impermanence and Full - Cycle Thinking for a chart).

Led by a 7.8 percent plunge in Netflix Inc., companies that have come to be known as the Fab Five saw $ 49 billion in market value erased Thursday, the most since Jan. 2013.

Oil prices erased early losses to rise on Thursday afternoon after Algeria's Energy Minister Noureddine Boutarfa said that most OPEC producers are supporting the Saudi - Russian proposal for an extension of the production cuts until March 2018.

Most likely that would come from taxes on those who were also working, which would erase any benefit that they got and act as a disincentive for many to work (opponents to the UBI in Switzerland made that case, suggesting it would lead to a flat out shortage of workers).

Giovenco was most concerned with opening access, while Dawson focused on how to protect user data or prevent such companies from erasing Canadian culture.

That most emphatically doesn't mean that we should erase the capacious line drawn by Rev. Sirico.

Their presence is most obvious in the Reform branch of modern Judaism, which altered the traditional prayer book to soften or even erase the affirmation that God will raise the body from the dead at the end of time.

Mark and Tony are both in those positions (the fact that Mark has a bigger network right now than Tony doesn't erase the fact that they share an office into which most of us implicitly push them).

Attempts by the academic community to erase distinctions between levels of intensity, and the «ends» of which Aristotle spoke, leave little room for the civility that is one of our society's almost accidental inventions and one of its most cherished if precarious achievements.

In most books, only the final view is evident, for authors seek to revise earlier positions to conform with the final one.6 All three notions are present in the text, however, for Whitehead in revising did not erase all traces of his earlier formulations.

And perhaps the most telling such inscription in U.S. cities is the public housing project, an inscription that is currently being erased.

Banning is easily the most sober of this group, and he has resisted the (altogether incredible) effort to erase liberalism from our early history.

She gets confused, for instance, in her mathematics homework, which is four - column subtraction, and she now and then reverses letters when she does her spelling lesson, studying a word she's copied out and telling me she thinks that «it looks funny,» then erasing it and doing it correctly; but, for most of the half hour, she works on her own and moves each book aside once she is done with it.

Simple: they can't, because indoctrinating children at the earliest possible opportunity is the most effective way to infect them with stories that are hard to erase from their brains after they grow up.

At that juncture the Arabs, inspired and united by Islam, moved out of their native peninsula and by the middle of the eighth century overran Syria, Palestine, Egypt, most of the Iberian Peninsula, Sicily, Sardinia, Corsica, and Crete, erased the Persian Empire, and established their capital at Baghdad.

The most important play of the game was probably Drake's kick return, which put Alabama ahead by enough to prevent Clemson from ever having a chance to fully erase its lead.

From unknown entity in europe to one of d most valuable football club in d world, english team with d 2nd biggest fan base in d world only behind man u, the most beautiful stadia in English football, and the list goes on and on, u can rant all day here buh u can never erase facts

Finally I said that we could erase it, and that seemed to be the most acceptable solution, but she said, «I still would have made a mistake.»»

Stopping everything and letting the coach drag a marker over a dry - erase board for three minutes because the most gifted and talented basketball players on the planet don't know what to do.»

KD has been the Warriors» best rim protector this season, erasing whatever concerns Golden State had about lacking a true center in most critical lineups.

Most recently, they forced 17 turnovers in the Final Four to erase a double - digit second half deficit.

«That game was probably the most memorable of the season,» Williams said of the Huskies erasing a 17 - point second - quarter deficit to win.

And this serenity erases any (well, most!)

«During a rainy weekend visiting relatives in Rhode Island, my aunt — one of the most intuitively child - oriented people I have ever had the pleasure of knowing — erased the rainy day blues by giving my daughter the Let's Pretend Rose's Doll's House.

For the most part, my milk donation misconceptions were erased and I'm now comfortable with the idea.

The worst thing is that, as hard as it is on erased parents, what hurts the most is that it is even harder on these abused children, because they are only kids.

The Tier 3 pension reforms most disliked by unions were effectively erased by the enactment of Tier 4 in 1983, just a year after the Triborough Amendment's passage.

I believe wholeheartedly that consolidation and shared services are essential to modernizing government so we can erase duplication and deliver the most efficient services to taxpayers.

In that sense, the researchers say, the moon is unique: Its craters are constantly erased by the solar system's most relentless volcanic activity — 25 times more frequent than that seen on Earth — which adds an estimated 1 centimeter of fresh material to Io's surface each year.

For most patients — including actor Patrick Swayze, who died this week as a result of this aggressive malignancy — abdominal pain, weight loss and jaundice are the disease's first indicators, and their onset usually occurs after the cancer has metastasized, erasing any possible benefit of surgery.