Sentence examples for essentially begins from inspiring English sources

So, after the Second World War, all the pharmaceutical companies essentially begins to study intensively around microbiology.

The first is a preview of the rest of the Formula One season, which essentially begins again and is wide open.

The design of a stamping die essentially begins with the geometric development of die-faces using the process specifications in the form of part geometry, material data and stamping criterion such as the thinning limits.

The show, directed by Alexander Devriendt, who conceived it along with Joeri Smet and the cast, essentially begins with the youngsters trooping casually onstage and seating themselves in chairs lined up in a neat row.

A baseball axiom is that every team essentially begins the season with 60 victories and 60 losses -- that's the law of averages -- and determines its fate in the other 42 games.

Though the film essentially begins and ends with staggering, phenomenally agile battle sequences and contains isolated violent tragedies in between, its vision of combat is never allowed to grow numbing.

From these very modest beginnings, commercial college sports essentially began.

Microbiology essentially began with the development of the microscope.

So I essentially began putting the stories I used into poetic form.

The bad part essentially began in 1937, when Mussolini threw in his lot with Hitler.

One group of conservatives helped build the Reform Party, which had essentially begun as a western protest movement.