MSNBC had become, essentially, a liberal network.
However, in recent years the personal signature has become essentially meaningless, especially in consumer transactions.
"You can become essentially a museum: preserve and display what was created there," Mr. Grip said.
"Metaplace is designed so that virtual worlds can become essentially ubiquitous," he says.
They get so caught up in the Florrick story line that they become, essentially, "Good Wife" fans.
Echoes of many styles could be seen in disco dances, but popular dancing had become essentially improvisatory and eclectic.
Accenture and McKinsey, for instance, are partnerships which choose one partner to become, essentially, primus inter pares.
And if you just spend time getting better, then over a prolonged period of time you become essentially unbeatable.
Vance had become, essentially, a pacifist, believing that global problems could not be solved by American military intervention.
Toyotas usually go about their business with such quiet competence that they become, essentially, four-wheeled appliances.
In the modern rights arrangement, husband and wife become essentially business partners, rather than employer and employee.
