Sentence examples for essentially render from inspiring English sources

To essentially render private cars obsolete.

And while not completely caving in, fishing nations like China, Norway and Japan called for smaller reserves and a "sunset clause" that would allow for future exploitation and essentially render the whole idea of a permanent reserve meaningless.

One big part of the plan is to essentially render all current SpaceX vehicles redundant by focusing in the so-called BFR rocket.

All this helps scenes and environments essentially render in real time, rather than having to record those scenes frame-by-frame.

While the FCC found that zero rating practices could basically be pursued up to a certain point, the California bill would essentially render illegal the ones that exist today.

In other words, the changes being considered by the White House would essentially render the medical panel's recommendation null and void, allowing any employer to claim religious reservations and thereby deny covering contraception as preventative care.

"The first-time voter identification requirement is obviated and essentially rendered moot, thereby avoiding the potential disenfranchisement of minority voters," Mr. Dodd said.

The Lincoln's main drawback compared with the Flex is a sloping roof at the rear that sharply limits third-row headroom, essentially rendering it a kiddie zone.

Next to the strip he places two bowls, one with what he calls beef lardo (essentially rendered fat from the steak), another with a creamy gremolata.

An unknown percentage of the oil would have been eaten by bacteria, essentially rendering the compounds harmless and incorporating them into the food chain.

He described the mismatch as a problem of "constitutional magnitude," essentially rendering the city incapable of meeting its responsibility to all students, but especially to those who are struggling.