Sentence examples for lost essentially from inspiring English sources

A charity in Massachusetts said it had lost essentially its entire endowment and would have to close.

They are serious analysts and have nothing to gain by supporting the strategy of an Administration that they say has "lost essentially all credibility".

The house had been given several facelifts since its 1866 construction and had lost essentially all of its Victorian era charm.

Point-mutant HARS2 V368L protein exhibited reduced aminoacylation activity, and the deletion mutant lost essentially all activity.

In this context, we refer to 'late' apoptotic cells as those which have lost essentially all red mitochondrial staining by JC-1, but still have an intact plasma membrane, so are not stained by Sytox green.

And I felt that I'd lose, essentially, as a smaller nation.

It's quite possible that at the present rate, Africa could lose essentially all its elephants in 10 years.

"I don't see how the numbers are going to work with losing essentially a month to six weeks," she said.

By 1976, when he moved into management, any deeper question of winning or losing was essentially resolved.

We are winning some battles in the war, but most of the time we are losing them, essentially because cancer is a disease of extraordinary complexity, he told the meeting.

However, the vast majority of professors do not wish to lose the essentially lifetime security of civil servant status.