Sentence examples for essentially letting from inspiring English sources

The film raises the awkward question of whether the British police of the Sovereign Base Areas are, essentially, letting this happen.

As my colleague at ProPublica, Paul Kiel, detailed last year, that review involved consultants like Promontory essentially letting banks decide who was victimized.

He let the Orioles bat in their intended order, essentially letting them get away with the mix-up in the first.

It turns out most travelers don't ask for upgrades, and many clerks don't offer them, so a company called Nor1 (nor1.com) has automated the process, essentially letting computers handle the negotiation.

The company is essentially letting shareholders choose between its fast-growing snacks business or its grocery business, which generates a lot of cash and enjoys strong profit margins despite its lower growth.

By cleaving itself in two, the company is essentially letting shareholders choose between the fast-growing snacks business or the grocery business, which generates a lot of cash and enjoys strong profit margins despite its lower growth.

I'm sure they're all grateful that WikiLeaks essentially let them off that particular hook.

Abrams hired a live orchestra for "Alias," beating back resistance at the network, and essentially let Giacchino run amok.

Mr. Minucci, driving a Cadillac Escalade with Mr. Ench in the passenger seat, said essentially, "Let's go get them".

As a result, Samsung, the Korean manufacturer, is introducing "Smart Evolution," a kit that will essentially let consumers reboot their televisions to take advantage of the latest technology.

Or, Judge Nowak explained, "I could essentially let things stay as they are and trust that the children are going to make the repairs to the property".