Sentence examples for are essentially at from inspiring English sources

Those plans, however, are essentially at a standstill while awaiting movement on the bill with the amendment.

Now these two inside operators, the House Energy and Commerce Committee chairman and the Senate Republican leader, are essentially at cross purposes.

She glances at a window at the rear of the house and the towering buildings that are essentially at the bottom of their garden.

Now all the other stars are essentially at infinite distance (the nearest other star is at 4.3 light years which is much farther away from the 8 light minutes at which the Sun is located).

Blum said efforts to bring the others to Spain are essentially at a "stalemate" because of questions by Salvadoran authorities about international warrants, as well as El Salvador's amnesty law for the war that ended in 1992.

Now the Patriots are essentially at full strength and hosting the A.F.C. title game, while the Broncos and their young quarterback can finally get started on that super exciting off-season we've heard so much about.

"We're essentially at the zenith of this economy.

We're essentially at that stage now, via ubiquitous smartphones.

They have to authenticate [with a password], and they have to be, essentially, at their desk.

"She's been the front-runner; all the firing has been essentially at her.

At the end of the year it was essentially at the $35 level after hitting peak of $44.