Sentence examples for essentially fix from inspiring English sources

The "fix" is less than elegant: let the Zune run out of battery and the clock bug will essentially fix itself as the date switches over to January 1.

Because Google is the first such company, and one that already dominates the search market, they have been able to essentially fix the market at $0.

Nevertheless, the results contrast sharply with the view that the effectiveness of individual teachers is essentially fixed after the first few years on the job.

The one that has been installed at BESSY II is essentially fixed in its optical properties hence very susceptible to problems caused by mechanical or magnetic imperfections.

Despite being standard and essentially fixed agreements, getting them approved before transferring data will be both a financial and administrative burden.

The Klingberg experiment also hinted that intelligence, which psychologists considered essentially fixed, might be more mutable: that it was less like eye color and more like a muscle.

Similarly, the average cost of laptop computers declines sharply with the number produced — largely because research and development costs are essentially fixed.

And that neatly encapsulates the stakes in the debate between the merits of a functioning free market and the solidity, but higher prices, of an essentially fixed one.

While Mr. Gehry fine-tuned his design and Forest City Ratner tweaked the mix of apartment sizes and shapes, Digital Project analyzed the number of stainless-steel panels that could be used while meeting an essentially fixed price.

And the dogma was that as opposed to other parts of the body, like the skin or the liver, which can regenerate new cells the nervous system of the adult was essentially fixed.

If productivity growth is essentially fixed in the short term, as traditional models assume, then rising wages will most likely lead to faster inflation, as companies pass on higher costs to customers.