Sentence examples for as this essentially from inspiring English sources
Well, I trust you can see how easy it is to be "tempted," as this essentially describes the GOP's historical position on Medicare with 100% accuracy.
The uptake curves were biphasic and the data were normalized against the initial rise in fluorescence, when the cells were first added to the FM1-43, as this essentially corresponds to the dye incorporation into the plasma membrane only (Aguado-Velasco and Bretscher, 1999).
Cotton's angry response to this was, "Brother Wheelwright's Doctrine was according to God," letting the court know that by going after Wheelwright they were going after him as well, and this essentially ended that line of attack.
This isn't to say that the three young leads don't get good lines: Bruce has some Gervaisesque material about what constitutes a proper "anecdote", but it's as if this essentially lumpen bloke has been briefly, supernaturally possessed by the ghost of a sophisticated comedy writer.
The three scenarios are as follows: This essentially examines the costs and likely outcomes of implementing an intervention similar to that implemented in the VTS, with only relatively small changes.
This essentially means — as far as we can tell — that Apple is using technology similar to the kind it describes as 'iBeacon', a Bluetooth LE device that broadcasts a data payload to any compatible BT device in the area.
And the presence of the miniature handwritten note on textured paper is so Andersonesque as to make this essentially a trope magnified by a trope.
And the usual folks, like Reason Online (I'm just waiting for Maia Szalavitz to get to this as well), essentially republished the NORML line without any critical analysis.
The programme treats this essentially as a claim by the remain camp, immediately balancing it by comments from the leave campaign.
As the name implies, this essentially allows you to run VMs inside of VMs.
