Sentence examples for has essentially broken from inspiring English sources

It's a situation in which the collective bargaining process has essentially broken down.

Even here, the early evidence from this season is inconclusive: Of the three possible one-two combinations, the Jefferson-Millsap pairing has essentially broken even (minus-0.1), with Favors-Millsap (minus-2.0) and Jefferson-Favors (minus-4.5) both registering in the same middling neighborhood.

The traditional pastoralism of the Bedouin has essentially broken down (Al-Sirhan [1998]; Campbell and Roe [1998]), but has not been replaced by an effective management system.

The board members' actions are among disputes over early voting in the battleground state that have essentially broken down along party lines.

At the time, the company said it was pleased that it had essentially broken even on a per-share basis for the second consecutive quarter.

He said the company had essentially broken down the year for budgeting purposes into two halves: a conservative half that supposes the economy will not improve and that will extend until January, and a second in which the company will re-evaluate its plan based on economic conditions.

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The present split has essentially involved George Galloway, Salma Yaqoob the Respect councillor from Birmingham, the left group Socialist Resistance and most independent members breaking away from the Socialist Workers Party SWPP).

The Democrats' willingness to look at the idea of a one-year plan was the first sign of a break in what has essentially been four weeks of gridlock.

Miller has essentially yoked the scandal to her drive for a 50 50 parliament; in this retelling, the rules she broke were forged in the flames of institutional sexism and, somehow, by breaking them, she was doing us all a favour.

That questioning has essentially stopped.