Sentence examples for are essentially able from inspiring English sources

When inflation and the federal funds rate are equal, the so-called real interest rate is zero, meaning that banks are essentially able to borrow money for nothing.

For a given amount, they are essentially able to take more carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere than they could only a decade ago.

By overtaking these nodes, hackers are essentially able to eavesdrop on TOR users, leaving them open to further attack or possible extortion attempts.

Since Google Moderator is being used to manage all these submissions, users are essentially able to upvote good suggestions, so the inevitable vague or trollish submissions won't make it too far.

According to Lewis, these traders are essentially able to front-run typical investors by using lightning-fast network connections to quickly buy stocks and sell them back.

"Numerous previous studies have shown how such Vibrios bind to and use these larger organisms as a source of energy, and through this mechanism, we suggest, they are essentially able to piggyback," Martinez-Urtaza said in a statement.

And one of the best aspects, he said, is that "you will be essentially able to access the network from any place you happen to be".

In 2010-11, the prime minister was essentially able to live for free in No 10, with £20,000 of his income deemed untaxed.

The escape has left correction officials scratching their heads for answers as to how a man who had been listed in the department's files as an escape risk was essentially able to walk out the door to freedom.

"We looked at a number of underwater videos of Natalie Coughlin and Michael Phelps, and they had an incredible amount of fluidity in the way they were essentially able to flip and flop their legs back and forth in the dolphin kick," Mittal said.

"While we were essentially able to rely on Arab partners and the National Transitional Council in Libya, and can assist, for example, Amisom's vital mission in Somalia indirectly, it would be foolhardy indeed and against all the lessons of history to imagine that we will never deploy combat troops again".