Sentence examples for essentially exhausted from inspiring English sources

At first glance, it may appear that the list of potential acquirers and targets is essentially exhausted.

And after two decades of buying competitors, Computer Associates has essentially exhausted the pool of takeover targets.

The Republican party has essentially exhausted the two ideological themes it has ridden on since about 1980 - free markets and social conservatism - and needs new ones to survive... Enter nationalism.

Because the Republican party has essentially exhausted the two ideological themes it has ridden on since about 1980 -- free markets and social conservatism -- and needs new ones to survive.

Because of the Nazi horrors, the American and British eugenics movements were essentially exhausted by the end of the Second World War, but echoes of the bankrupt ideology lingered well into the latter part of the 20th century, mingled with racist notions, especially notions about the supposed inferiority of American blacks.

TM far from the tumor still produces substrate, but the substrate is essentially exhausted at the tumor surface.

A Federal District Court in Trenton rejected a separate Republican appeal over the ballot switch yesterday, essentially exhausting the court challenges to Mr. Lautenberg's late entry as the Democratic candidate.

The Supreme Court's decision Tuesday essentially exhausts Dunlap's legal options.

Steiner points out that having long ago exhausted the natural fertility of our soil, what we essentially eat is oil, since fertilizer consists partly of the hydrogen molecule stripped from hydrocarbons.

Yet the consequences of a dozen years of raising two children essentially alone have left me exhausted, and financially at risk.

Butler has since retracted the confession, and his defense team argued that a manipulative FBI agent essentially dictated the statement to the exhausted scientist.