Sentence examples for essentially suspended from inspiring English sources

A glacier is essentially suspended energy, suspended force.

Instead, the lawsuit has been essentially suspended and the payments have become a new bargaining chip in Washington.

As it is, the F.B.I. has essentially suspended all but the highest-priority investigations, federal prosecutors say.

His first day on the treadmill, in late October, Taliaferro was essentially suspended by the harness, while two physical therapist moved his legs and a third held him from behind.

Although almost no one here questions the need for the military alliance, there was much grumbling when the Bush administration essentially suspended the Clinton administration's high-level diplomacy with North Korea.

Mr. Clinton essentially suspended that ban, although the delivery of the money was halted late last year until Feb. 15, thus allowing a new president to decide what to do.

On campaign finance reform, "McCain would essentially suspend the First Amendment for 60 days prior to any federal election".

The district court judge hearing the case could grant the plaintiffs' request for an injunction that essentially suspends the ACA while the case is in process.

The agreement - similar to regimes in the US and the UK - essentially suspends prosecution while allowing a firm to sign on to an agreement that could see it face alternative terms or conditions, like penalties or enhanced compliance measures.

"These numbers are consistent with a job market that is essentially in suspended animation," said Brian Jones, an economist at Société Générale in New York.

She's essentially been suspended while the district figures out what to do with her as spokeswoman Gail Pinsker told the Times, it's concerned "about her release of student information, including allegations that the release may not have complied with applicable laws and district policies".