Sentence examples for essentially falling from inspiring English sources

Still, it appears that offensive and defensive linemen, who are essentially falling all over one another on every play, might be helped by a cup.

The system prevents climbers from falling and allows them to practice routes by essentially falling repeatedly until they master a section.

Morton said he recognizes the pressures that The Times and all newspapers are under, with advertising revenue essentially falling off the table.

Robert Alvarez, a former senior Energy Department official, said the agency's responsibilities were so far-flung and disparate that they required "a tough-minded manager who can define a vision and unify this department at a time when it is essentially falling apart".

The majority Sunnis boycotted their first election in protest of the US occupation, essentially falling prey to pride over prudence, and giving the polls--along with Iraq's second largest city--to the Kurdish minority.

As Kate Dries at Jezebel pointed out, "PETA's essentially falling into the trap of confusing 'this drug might not work for people over X weight' with 'this drug doesn't work on fat people.'".

"People essentially fell into two camps: agnostic and dead set against".

He said that Mr. Gore's goals would essentially "fall in his lap" if the economy continued its expansion, and that these goals appealed to most voters.

Many varieties exist, but they essentially fall into two camps: the floury, most suitable for baking and mashing, and the waxy, best for roasting.

Here was what Kagan was looking for but was not sure he would find: a baby who essentially fell apart when exposed to anything new.

Such action-figure S.U.V.'s won many battles, but eventually lost the war: As the rough riders fell back, overrun by car-based crossovers, the market essentially fell into Mercedes's lap.