Sentence examples for essentially drop from inspiring English sources

To Richard, Internet review sites are a disaster because they allow consumers to essentially drop bombs on a business, anonymously.

Here you have the former New York City Mayor Abe BEAME sandwiched between MY BAD and AW, MAN, which seemed to re-tell the worrisome 1975 story of how then-President Gerald Ford told the Big Apple to essentially "drop dead" when it teetered on the edge of bankruptcy.

And in 2016, the pre-debate — titillating the politerati and network executives alike — goes something like this: Will Donald J. Trump actually attend all three presidential debates, or will he walk off the stage Monday night after his first face-off with Hillary Clinton and, essentially, drop the mike?

That translates to 2.2 million people who have essentially dropped out of the force.

In the last few years, beginning even before the economic downturn, sales of American syrah essentially dropped off a cliff.

And if the places where you're dropping relief, if you're getting shot at there, are you not essentially dropping relief on the enemy?

Last month, Brookfield Properties, one of the five bidders, declined to submit a revised offer and essentially dropped out of the bidding.

At the same time, the department of parliamentary services has to find $400,000 in cuts, essentially dropping adequate security and making the big house "a dirty building".

Unable to overcome Republican resistance in the Senate, Democrats essentially dropped the Iraq fight after the testimony by Gen. David H. Petraeus, the American commander in Iraq, in September.

But Australia essentially dropped Phil Hughes - and how miserable he looked in one of Birmingham's favourite curry houses on Sunday evening - because of the failures of Mitchell Johnson.

The perception is that China is now unavoidable and, consequently, the only option is to be accommodating — offering everything from a generous investment environment to essentially dropping human rights from the agenda.