Sentence examples for essentially rendered from inspiring English sources

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

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.

This build essentially rendered my machine useless and made me cry uncontrollably when my Time Machine backups failed.

This backlog has essentially rendered background checks useless, as many agencies are able to give security clearances on a temporary basis before a background check is even started.

As the blog post explains, the ExpanDrive service previously offered no server for users to operate through, which essentially rendered the service useless for those without an SFTP server.

This invitation essentially rendered Lafayette's season finale against Lehigh meaningless.

To essentially render private cars obsolete.

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.

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.

The several plaintiffs in the case, including the Michigan Black Legislative Caucus, called the decision a near death blow to their opponents, because it essentially renders all the petitions, and the signatures they carry, invalid.