Sentence examples for cases essentially from inspiring English sources

But is it also, as the Supreme Court has suggested in previous cases, essentially infallible?

No matter the source of the ions, the resulting excess charge collection dynamics that may lead to logic errors are in all cases essentially the same.

Washington Mutual, now owned by JPMorgan Chase, appealed, and in December, the Eighth District Court of Appeals in Ohio ruled that trials in absentia were not permitted in misdemeanor cases, essentially putting an end to Pianka's efforts.

Lenders will, in some cases, essentially buy the P.M.I. on the borrower's behalf and build the premiums into the loan's cost, making a part of the insurance tax-deductible.

For both cases, essentially four different flame shapes are observed, with the transition between flame shapes occurring at the same equivalence ratio (for the same fuel mixture) irrespective of whether the combustor is acoustically coupled or uncoupled.

It recognized a narrow class of cases essentially those where both the likelihood of eventual agency action and the danger posed by nonpreparation of an environmental impact statement were great in which it would allow judicial intervention prior to the time at which an impact statement must be ready.

Your literalism is stunning but in this case essentially harmless.

Conservative, in this case, essentially means conserving resources to ensure long-term security.

So Mr. Ghodawala's case essentially disappeared, as did thousands of others stemming from the riots.

The rest of the program is, in any case, essentially escapist and unrelated to Bernstein.

After brief deliberations, the Supreme Court declined to hear the case, essentially reaffirming Judge Gonzalez's decision.