Sentence examples for essence starting from inspiring English sources

Since, in essence, starting pitchers have their own award, voters have generally settled into a pattern of reserving the M.V.P. for the league's most outstanding hitter.

It may instead serve as a lure to other buyers, putting what Wall Street calls "a floor" on the company's value, and, in essence, starting a bidding process.

Researchers think this process may not completely reprogram the adult donor's DNA to resemble that of a fresh embryo; if that's true, cloned animals might age faster than normal animals, in essence starting out at the age of the donor.

"When you go from the primary to the general (election), you are in essence starting a new campaign," said Greuel, appearing downtown Sunday with Los Angeles County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas, who endorsed the city controller.

Latin American producers using the most primitive kilns are in essence starting from scratch, whereas for Asian producers the goal is to boost the efficiency of kilns that already use more sophisticated designs.

First, the total weight update task, in essence, starts before the resampling task and updates total particle weights based on likelihood computed in the estimation phase.

The top 10, in essence, will start over again.

In essence they started with four attacking midfield players who lack the intensity and instinct to get behind the defence.

When these storms do hop the Gulf Stream toward New Jersey, they hit colder water, which serves, in essence, to start killing them off.

In essence, banks started with the answers and worked backward, reverse-engineering top-flight ratings for investments that were, in some cases, riskier than ratings suggested, according to former agency employees.

Tritium is a by-product of the irradiation of lithium-6 in a reactor; when tritium is inserted in a warhead, it provides additional neutrons at the moment of fission — in essence, jump-starting the weapon when it reaches critical mass.