Sentence examples for was essentially being from inspiring English sources

The growth of village-based ecotourism was essentially being inhibited by a lack of consumerist mind-set.

When the writer asked him if it was any fun to work at the store while there was no basketball season, the clerk responded that it was, since he was essentially being paid to shoot hoops whenever he liked.

Without the cellar wall, he figured that about 180 tons of brownstone was essentially being held in place by the front wall, buttressed by a stoop, and the back wall, braced by a concrete shed.

Regulars were upset that the room, the site of birthday parties, wedding anniversaries and other celebrations, was essentially being closed to the public as the Ciprianis converted it to a banquet hall.

Gina Glantz, Mr. Bradley's campaign manager, and other Bradley backers said that Mr. Bradley was essentially being punished for raising questions about Mr. Gore's veracity and that Ms. Michelman was returning a favor to President Clinton, who has strongly supported abortion rights.

Iraq was essentially being left to itself.

By 2011 – the year the service launched – the narrative around social media was essentially: be wary.

"It is essentially being held up by its bark," Mr. Benepe said.

The service is essentially being atomised as the council seeks a new breed of "agile workers".

Yet it is terrifying to think that such serious crimes are essentially being brushed under the carpet, hidden from view.

"He's essentially being babysat by tribal leaders who have an arm's-length relationship with the Pakistani government.