Sentence examples for essentially been closed from inspiring English sources
"The negotiations have essentially been closed," said a senior official.
Analysts say that the market has essentially been closed to companies outside the energy, natural resources and health care industries.
At the Hilton Hawaiian Village, the largest hotel in Waikiki, two of the five hotel towers have essentially been closed.
Under a controversial deal implemented on March 20, the dangerous but direct illegal sea path to Europe has essentially been closed, and people found journeying across the Aegean Sea are to be returned to Turkey.
Regulars were upset that the room, the site of birthday parties, wedding anniversaries and other celebrations, was essentially being closed to the public as the Ciprianis converted it to a banquet hall.
Remembering that for highly soluble and rapidly absorbed molecules the lung dose and regional deposition pattern will not affect the systemic bioavailability, which will essentially be close to 1 when determined on the basis of total lung dose.
Ever since the mayor put his new Department of Education in the Tweed Courthouse, that sumptuous building has essentially, and unreasonably, been closed to the public.
An O'Brien commercial shows a steelworker who lost his job at a Kansas City plant after Bain Capital, an investment firm where Mr. Romney was an executive, bought the company and closed the plant (although Mr. Romney says that when the plant was closed, he had essentially left his job at Bain).
This was essentially a railway to serve the coalfield and was closed in 1958.
After a lengthy online consultation with Dell's hardware technicians, Jack was told that they were essentially finished and were closing out the job number because it was clear that the defect with my XPS 17 was no longer related to hardware but now deemed a software issue.
Except during the act of swallowing, the esophagus is normally empty, and its lumen, or channel, is essentially closed by the longitudinal folds of the mucosal and submucosal layers.
