Sentence examples for essentially condemned from inspiring English sources

Drew Deckman, an American chef who has a restaurant in Cabo, told me, "Javier is doing everything he can in a city that's been essentially condemned".

By Dana Goodyear A fellow-chef says that Javier Plascencia, the leader of a culinary revival in Baja, "is doing everything he can in a city that's been essentially condemned".

"What the book does so well is to remind people, as if it needed reminding, that a third of the country is essentially condemned to a state of permanent underdevelopment because of the persistent, and in many ways increasing, dominance, of organized crime," he said.

Reactions to Pinkins's departure have essentially condemned her for being an Angry Black Woman.

The powerful, both in government and in business, sustain themselves in this way, as a closed self-sustaining ruling class, while poverty continues widespread, and the public are essentially condemned to live under kleptocrats, who suck everyone else dry.

He first got into restoring because his doctor gave him an extremely tight circumcision when he was an infant, leaving a small amount of skin on his penis that essentially condemned him to a life of painful, curved erections.

If we do not help these children, we are essentially condemning them to a lifetime of disability, unemployment and, for many, institutionalization. On human grounds, this is tragic.

A message that essentially condemns all that is happening now?

He soon realised it didn't have an easily replaceable battery, essentially condemning the product to the not-very-long lifespan of that single component.

Full-scale exploitation of the tar sands would add copious amounts of new greenhouse gases to the atmosphere, and some climate experts have suggested that doing so would essentially condemn the planet to runaway global warming.

As for the ending, it is pure fantasy, and could be condemned as essentially mendacious.