Sentence examples for off essential from inspiring English sources

Its snubs of Hispanic and African-American voters kissed off essential swing states in the Sun Belt and moderate swing voters farther north.

And companies are increasingly factoring in the rising cost of shipping goods across oceans, and the risk that natural disasters or geopolitical shocks could cut off essential supplies.

And Cypriots feel they have been blackmailed by the European Central Bank's vows to cut off essential low-interest loans to the country's banks, unless Cyprus quickly agrees to Europe's bailout terms, he said.

The West knows the cost of wars at this point — not just in lives and treasure, but also in the skewing of the national debate in ways that put off essential decisions on education, energy and infrastructure.

But given that the royal commission into Victoria's Black Saturday fire disaster in Victoria did attribute blame for five of the most lethal fires to eroded maintenance standards in the wake of cost-cutting privatisation "efficiencies", questions about the wisdom of selling off essential services like electricity – in South Australia or anywhere else – are timely and valid.

They have learned how to turn on and off essential genes and how to transform embryonic stem cells into retinal cells, which can be transplanted into mice to restore vision.

Use your common sense and don't turn off essentials or things that require constant reprogramming.

Combined, the triceps surae stabilises the foot in weight bearing and produces a plantarflexion moment at toe-off, essential for forward momentum during gait [ 1, 2].

We cannot excise this extraordinary history or shake off its essential nature.

The first horseless carriages looked like the horse-drawn models from which they had evolved, and it was decades before they shook off the essential boxiness that resulted.

As the White House races this week to plug holes in the cabinet, the lights remain off in essential offices across the administration.