Sentence examples for essentially a part from inspiring English sources
The budget is essentially a part of the national economic plan.
Johor has become essentially a part of Singapore's hinterland; its economic relations with the Pahang region to the north are negligible.
It is essentially a part of a decision-making procedure that we all use daily, although on a highly informal basis.
And see the opinion of Attorney General Randolph given in 1792: 'The law of nations, although not specially adopted by the constitution or any municipal act, is essentially a part of the law of the land.' 1 Op.Atty.Gen.Gen
The DBM, which is essentially a part of a rat femoral bone after processing with mineral acid, provides a suitable environment for ectopic bone formation, provided that the cavity of the DBM is filled with bone marrow prior to subcutaneous implantation in the thoracic region of rats.
It was then proposed that surface oxidation of the carbide phase was essentially a part of the fuel oxidation process and, as long as the rate of carbide oxidation and that of oxide recarburization remained comparable, the cell performance was stable.
Still, Mr. Trump made money, receiving $1 million a year for what was essentially a part-time job.
Committee chairmen get bonuses of $9,000 or more to add to their salary of $79,500 for what is essentially a part-time job.
Take Goldman Sachs, where the average annual compensation for a director — essentially a part-time job — was $488,709 in 2011, the last year for which data is available, up more than 50 percent from 2008, according to Equilar, a compensation data firm.
In the 1920s, local stake clerks still performed the extensive record-keeping and reporting duties that are now done centrally at the LDS Church's headquarters in Salt Lake City; consequently, the position of stake clerk was essentially a part-time job, and those called to the position received a $50 per month salary.
