Sentence examples for essentially argued from inspiring English sources
His theorising is complex, but he essentially argued that the smaller a black hole, the hotter it gets.
But Comey essentially argued to Congress that because encryption sometimes makes FBI investigations harder, it should be outlawed.
The state also convened a task force that came up with an ambitious plan that essentially argued for razing the system and rebuilding it.
Mr. Strauss-Kahn has always insisted that he was unaware that prostitutes had attended the parties, and has essentially argued that lust is not a crime.
In his closing argument on Monday, Mr. Bo unveiled more explosive elements surrounding his family, and essentially argued that the saga came down to crimes of passion.
The committee's motion essentially argued that Borders might be worth more as a court-supervised liquidation than as a company sold to a bidder.
JPMorgan essentially argues that these provisions blow a giant, C.D.S.-sized hole in Lehman's case.
The lawyers were essentially arguing that the jurors got it wrong.
Opponents are essentially arguing that states should be blocked by Congress from collecting taxes in a fair and rational matter.
She wrote about it, essentially arguing that people should write only within the confines of their experience and identity.
And we have others essentially arguing that no regulatory framework could have withstood the pressure created by the massive global liquidity flows which resulted from these global imbalances.
