Sentence examples for essentially dried from inspiring English sources

The market for such financing has essentially dried up.

Restrictions on sidewalk vending licenses in the city have essentially dried up the local market, once its most lucrative.

And the market for longer-term power trading has essentially dried up, because with credit ratings so low, companies would have to put up sizable collateral to conduct long-term trades.

The crisis has been triggered partly by falling world oil prices that left the government trying to maintain the wildly extravagant web of subsidies to the poor that Chavez initiated, as state revenues essentially dried up.

High on Bolivia's semi-arid Andean plains at 3,700 metres (more than 12,000 feet) and long subject to climatic whims, the shallow saline lake has essentially dried up before only to rebound to twice the area of Los Angeles.

About 120,000 years ago, the Dead Sea essentially dried up.

The simulations show classical deformation of the structure due to distributed load on the floors while the hygroscopic changes in the rammed earth (essentially drying) induce additional displacements of the walls that remain in a very acceptable range.

Otherwise, elsewhere it will be essentially dry with some sunny spells around.

Including the veteran Chris Harris as a bowling option rather than the pacier James Franklin showed they had read the pitch correctly as essentially dry and slow.

Some of that rain came at night, to be sure, and not all of it washed out entire beach days, but compared with the essentially dry summer of 1999, it has seemed like Seattle in these parts.

By mixing the nitroglycerin with kieselguhr, a porous siliceous earth, in proportions that left an essentially dry and granular material, Nobel produced a solid that was resistant to shock but readily detonable by heat or percussion.