Sentence examples for until it essentially from inspiring English sources

"There's very little that we as a responder are going to do," he said, "other than... to isolate the area, remove people from the problem, and allow the incident to go its natural course until it essentially burns down to a level where we can extinguish it".

King started as a so-called hillbilly label in 1943; moved into "race music" — the onetime name for what became rhythm and blues — around 1945; and attempted in ways great and small to merge both audiences until it essentially shut down a few years after the death of its owner, Syd Nathan.

That drove down the so-called risk premium for holding stocks until it essentially vanished.

In holomictic lakes, however, the downward mixing of heat due primarily to wind action usually compresses or concentrates the thermocline until it essentially separates an upper layer (epilimnion) from a lower layer (hypolimnion), each possessing weak or nonexistent vertical thermal gradients.

The idea is that it'll basically work for shop owners for free up until it essentially makes five sales on your behalf.

NEW ORLEANS (RNS) A Methodist hurricane-recovery ministry that funneled nearly 68,000 hammer-wielding volunteers into metro New Orleans until it essentially ran out of money has reinvented itself -- by asking volunteers to pitch in $225 to spend a week repairing houses.

The Tennessee Education Association has criticized aspects of the system, citing what it describes as poorly trained evaluators and a confusing scoring rubric, and wants it postponed until it is essentially perfect.

The probability decreases from (b=c=-0.5) until it becomes essentially zero at (b=c=0.5), beyond which point only the integration is possible.

This adventure is very hard to describe until you've tried it: essentially, families are guided through the flumes and tunnels of unused irrigation channels on a now-defunct sugar cane plantation for a fun, beautiful, and pretty thrilling ride through Kauai's jungle-like east side.

That share continued to drop steadily until the 1970's, when it essentially stabilized at roughly one in eight, as the growth of service industries like consulting and finance provided new chances for self-employment.

Formicarius colma showed a fundamentally different pattern than the woodcreepers: it essentially avoided secondary forest until 27 31 years after pasture abandonment, at which point movements were indistinguishable from those in primary forest.