Sentence examples for essentially a third from inspiring English sources

Reform is essentially a third party speaking for those whose voice – for good reason – is not trusted; it is a front for the health industrial complex, which for years has worked to get its hands on the NHS budget.

Another insists that the Revolution was a piece of great-power politics, fought in unimaginably brutal terms, and no more connected to ideas or principles than any other piece of great-power politics: America was essentially a Third World country that became the battlefield for two First World powers.

The West was now moving into "what is essentially a third Iraq war" and that this time it would extend into Syria, he said.

The Bandits were essentially a third-string unit, substitutes who played only 10 or 15 minutes a game.

Antigua and Barbuda is essentially a third-division pro team, from a country whose entire population, as James Montague noted in today's editions of The Times, could almost fit in the 75,000-seat Raymond James Stadium.

Most southern Chinese write in what is essentially a second tongue.

A virtual machine is essentially a second 'virtual' computer that you host within your main operating system as an application.

More significantly, Obama is essentially a first-generation African-American, so that theory does not apply in his case.

This is essentially a nineteenth-century or U.S.-style view of our welfare state, which is: Cut back the welfare state and somehow civic society will thrive".

"So I had, for essentially a first-time movie director, the extraordinary experience of being able to have my first choice.

Desserts run from natillas -- essentially a first-rate crème brûlée -- to a smooth paste of mamay, and a rich rice pudding.