Sentence examples for has essentially collapsed from inspiring English sources

The Jersey tourism industry has, essentially, collapsed.

The currency drop has caused inflation to surge, eroding wages, and the country's banking system has essentially collapsed.

In an age of sampling, digitization and outsourcing, New York's soundtrack and advertising-jingle recording industry has essentially collapsed.

From Dara'a, near the Jordanian border, to Homs, Damascus and here in Syria's commercial capital — the fighting has essentially collapsed much of the civilian state.

Joan MacNaughton, a former top UK civil servant and vice chair of the high level panel, told the Guardian: "The carbon market is profoundly weak, and the CDM has essentially collapsed.

The world's only global system of carbon trading, designed to give poor countries access to new green technologies, has "essentially collapsed", jeopardising future flows of finance to the developing world.

Others, like Sogo and Nagasakiya, two large retailers, have essentially collapsed, effectively passing their problems on to their banks.

Morrison-Knudsen announced in 1995 that it had lost three hundred and fifty million dollars, by which point the company had essentially collapsed — not because it didn't disruptively innovate but because it did.

The US-Pakistan alliance has essentially collapse over the last decade and yet neither candidate offered specifics on how to fix that relationship.

Lehman Brothers, Merrill Lynch, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have all essentially collapsed.

And on such a helter-skelter planet, who will be there to bail out the too-big-to-fail states or anyone else?  Judging by none-too-big-to-fail countries like Libya, Yemen, and Syria that have already essentially collapsed, the answer might be no one.