Sentence examples for essentially hand from inspiring English sources

Even though it has been operating essentially hand to mouth, the institution has had no formal fund-raising operation in place, aside from its annual spring gala.

Ambac said that it is seeking support for a prepackaged bankruptcy filing, which could shorten its time in Chapter 11 protection and essentially hand over control to its creditors.

There have been calls for the Japanese bank to once again break new ground by taking more unprecedented steps, like buying foreign bonds or unlimited numbers of newly issued Japanese treasuries, which would essentially hand a blank check to the Japanese government.

His legislation would essentially hand over the money to states and let them decide how to spend it.

In years past, Americans of either political party could turn to a highly respected individual--Dwight Eisenhower comes to mind--and essentially hand him the presidency.

Donald Trump swept the Indiana primary on Tuesday evening, forcing Senator Ted Cruz to finally bow out of the presidential race and essentially hand the Republican nomination to Trump.

Civil judges and Supreme Court justices are elected, but county political leaders essentially hand-pick the candidates, with little or no impartial screening.

"Every piece is unique, because no stone is exactly the same and the work is essentially hand-crafted from the beginning to the end of the creative process," Mr. Lopez said.

But with the growing popularity of smartphones, which are essentially hand-held computers, and the falling price and shrinking size of G.P.S. processors, it is becoming easier to access maps and other data that were once limited to personal computers.

The following year, American officials essentially handed Allawi the position of interim prime minister.

Dutch troops made up the unprofor contingent that essentially handed Srebrenica over to Mladic.