Sentence examples for have essentially failed from inspiring English sources

A high-level, bilateral panel of Mexican and American scientists met this week and is expected to announce that it believes efforts to save the animal have, essentially, failed.

But a newly elected government has become more vocal in arguing that $29 billion in unsecured senior debt — which is not tied to an asset and as a result is deemed riskier from the start — is ripe for restructuring because the banks that issued it, like Anglo Irish, have essentially failed and been taken over by the government.

But a newly elected government has become more vocal in arguing that 21 billion in unsecured senior debt -- which is not tied to an asset and thus is deemed riskier from the start -- is ripe for restructuring because the banks that issued it, like Anglo Irish, have essentially failed and been taken over by the government.

American oil production has peaked in the 1960s [20] and endeavours to increase energy security using bio-based or synthetic fuels have essentially failed [21, 22].

Other phone makers, including HTC and Sony, have also dabbled with 3D displays on phones, all of which have essentially failed to make an impact.

Gen. Eric H. Holder Jr. argued in a high-profile speech last month that the Rockefeller drug laws have essentially failed.

India's economic model has essentially failed.

Moreover, PMH is only a part of the Saigon South Master Plan, whose implementation has essentially failed.

These are places where the market for nutritious sustenance has essentially failed.

"This is polluting the scientific record with junk science, and demarcation has essentially failed.

Few turned up and the council judged that the initiative had essentially failed.