Sentence examples for essentially die from inspiring English sources

If the general counsel does not find enough evidence to issue a complaint, the owners' charge would essentially die with no appeals process.

"To have these two men, who took Jamie from us, sentenced to essentially die in jail, is absolutely fitting," the statement said.

He said he was inspired to enter business when his mother told him in the early 1950's that the family fortune, which dates back to a great-grandfather in the lumber business in Michigan, would essentially die with her and Mr. Alger's father.

Microsoft has made tough choices for structural reasons before, like when the company had to let Windows Phone 7.5 essentially die on the vine so that Windows Phone itself could be moved over to share code with the rest of Windows.

They will essentially die as a consequence because they won't have their support networks any more.

In early August, the bill essentially died when it was blocked by a Republican filibuster.

The quarantine program essentially died in the 1970's with the eradication of smallpox and several other communicable diseases.

Christopher Hitchens went out the same way, essentially dying at his laptop, churning out essays, reviews, introductions and "Mortality," a last book.