Sentence examples for I essentially reached from inspiring English sources

I essentially reached out to people from every corner of the globe that I knew, as well as asking people I meet every day: the British Sufi taxi driver and the American teacher who works in Istanbul and is connected to revolutionaries there.

That report was bolstered by another on Wednesday from the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association that essentially reached the same conclusion.

In the unimolecular mechanism such bonding is negligible; in the bimolecular case it has essentially reached the half-bond status.

In the first months of 2012, industrial output essentially reached the level it had been at before the disaster.

Throughout, he seeks to make readers aware of "the dilemma of the modern age: the Western manner of fighting bequeathed to us from the Greeks and enhanced by Alexander is so destructive and so lethal that we have essentially reached an impasse.

We've essentially reached a tipping point in our staffing levels.

Two-step method is widely used for TiO2 nanofluids since the synthesis techniques of TiO2 nanoparticles have essentially reached the industrial production scale.

And, since we've essentially reached the end of the thinner-thinner-thinner phone arms race, it should be easier than ever for company's to get away with reusing old designs.

And then, essentially, reached out to her and asked her if she'd be the damsel, and she said, "I'd be honored," which is kind of funny because Sue's the most accomplished badass.

Earlier in the day, Boehner told reporters on Capitol Hill that negotiations between Democrats and Republicans over a deal to avert the fiscal cliff had essentially reached the point of a political gridlock.

Following 20000 generations, evolution has essentially reached a plateau (Fig. 2 although the log scale of the figure is not the best to show this pattern), and there is virtually no overlap in the proboscis length of the two pollinator species and limited overlap in the depth of corolla tubes of flowers from A and B plant species (Fig. 3).