Sentence examples for essentially bare from inspiring English sources

The government also has created a task force to investigate the exodus of doctors but officials say the treasury is essentially bare and that physicians ought to ride through these tough times.

For instance, on the 7,000-square-foot 7,000-square-foot 7,000-square-foot proofing platt in Hudson Square being converted to offices by Jack Resnick & Sons, Ms. Carleo will install crab apple trees and prairie grasses in stark contrast to the lobby, which will be essentially bare, she said.

The M2M modems are essentially bare GSM modem chipsets meant to be incorporated into various OEM (original equipment manufacturer) products such as vending machines, vehicles, etc.

Mr. Kalmár essentially stripped Artists Space and left it almost bare, revealing as never before the beautiful bones of the big square corner loft in SoHo that has been its home since 1993.

The cathedral's white stucco walls were essentially as bare as a vast untouched swath of artist's canvas.

Kartell has invested in the technology to build his molded-aluminum chair -- a first for the legendary plastic maker -- while Cassina will unveil his experimental sofa, essentially a bare frame wrapped in tensile fabric.

It was much the same when we visited: from a vantage point on top of a grass verge adjacent to the greenhouse, we discovered what was essentially a bare vineyard.

In placing his experiences of spinning records and partying on screen, Sven has essentially laid bare a period of his life typified by triumph and defeat in equal measure.

It was much the same when we visited: From a vantage point on top of a grass verge adjacent to the greenhouse, we discovered what was essentially a bare vineyard.

The global position (implemented with FILS) is the de facto standard for exon taxonomies and is essentially the bare minimum taxonomy with any meaningful information.

Yet, they remain essentially weaponless, bare-handed fighters in within-team conflicts, and they are also very ineffective, weaponless, and bare-handed bullies with captured neighbors (Goodall 1986; Wrangham 1999; Mitani et al. 2010).