Sentence examples for essentially out of from inspiring English sources

With its main lending rate now at just 0.25%, it is essentially out of conventional ammunition.

With the tax cut already passed, the president is essentially out of economic ammunition.

On a typical rushing play, once the quarterback hands off the football, he is essentially out of the play.

President Reagan, to the relief of his key aides, has been essentially out of sight recently, and out of the reach of campaign controversies.

But Real Madrid goalkeeper Diego López was stout as Los Blancos — who are essentially out of the Spanish league title race — advanced to this tournament's final eight.

Redskins 45, Bears 41 If Jay Cutler (groin) is out for a prolonged stretch, the Bears are essentially out of the playoff chase.

"There" is nowadays likely to be increasingly large, powerful, energy-intensive, always-on and essentially out-of-sight data centers.

I would love it if someone bitorrented my essentially out-of-print book.

Parents of 5-year-old T-ball players are essentially bankrolling out-of-state bus trips for a handful of 12- to 16-year-olds.

Having anxiety is essentially feeling out-of-control, so positive superstitions can be a way to get around that.

He has essentially suffered an out-of-body experience, a brief abduction by bad judgment.