Sentence examples for already essentially from inspiring English sources

The two systems are already essentially separate commercial entities.

"The southern bluefin has already essentially crashed, with little hope of recovery".

But, he added, "the debt has already essentially been haircut by the market".

In these pictures Chagall was already essentially the artist he would continue to be for the next 60 years.

He may win the necessary electoral votes in November, but come February he will already essentially be a lame duck.

What those events suggest is that 1994 was the last political offensive in a war that was already essentially lost.

Moreover, GM already has essentially done a self-funded restructuring without filing for bankruptcy.

drop-in (n) – the act of catching a wave that another surfer is already riding, essentially cutting that surfer off; used to describe poor surfing etiquette.

Experimental procedure reported already is essentially a double-pass drying (90 and 75 °C) of parboiled paddy with tempering stage at a critical moisture content (20.48% d.b ., where the moisture equilibration is accelerated by the application of vacuum (0 700 mm of Hg vacuum gauge).

Many plant employees already work essentially shoulder-to-shoulder, he noted.

But in many ways, entry-level managers already are essentially "glorified crew members," as HuffPost has previously reported.