Sentence examples for essentially closed to from inspiring English sources

Whereas Myspace was essentially closed to the web, Facebook has taken the opposite tack".

But it is different from places like the 798 district in Beijing because it is essentially closed to the public.

Going into the downturn, and with credit markets still essentially closed to debt refinancing, Johnston simply found itself with too much leverage.

An American plant would also help to deflect any protectionist moves, always a risk given that South Korea's car market is essentially closed to American companies.

Amid national security concerns, the U.S. market for operator equipment has been essentially closed to Huawei, which was founded by Ren Zhengfei, a former engineer with the People's Liberation Army.

In the current economy and stock market, the capital markets are essentially closed to them, making it difficult to raise money for network construction and for weathering the up-front losses the new networks incur.

"I was told that they wanted the contributors to be more available — essentially, closer to Washington," he said.

Though the Gallic liturgies are essentially closer to the Eastern liturgies, the liturgy of Rome followed a special development.

One is that the reported S2 densities are essentially close to or above expected flame equilibrium values.

But the plot is essentially closer to farce, and Alastair Campbell recently declared the film "boring" on account of it being over-the-top and unrealistic.

Thus, for example, Karl Löwith in his 1946 review of The Christian Future says that Rosenstock-Huessy's ideas are essentially closer to paganism (especially Goethe) and that he secularizes and vaporizes Christianity.