Sentence examples for essentially built in from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the library, which was essentially built in open air, Carnegie Hall created a new building under -- and therefore necessarily supporting -- the historic Isaac Stern Auditorium.

As Simon noted, the first Walmart Express stores were essentially built in Wal-Mart's backyard, where the openings received a lot of attention.

The spatially localized structure for grid cell firing is essentially built in by hand through hand tuning, ahead of time, the lateral synapses.

There's also a plan to use Swapbox's capabilities to essentially build in a type of escro for small merchants and private sale deals, Murthy says.

By historians' account, Irish immigrants and their offspring essentially built the Catholic Church in America.

Instead, the company has essentially built a 'browser in the cloud' — each time you buy something using the app, a computer program on TapBuy's servers will actually click through the retailer's checkout process, filling in your information as appropriate.

After 1970, as Fort Lauderdale became essentially built out, growth in the area shifted to suburbs to the west.

The first plug-ins will be essentially built by hand, said Masami Doi, Toyota's general manager of its global strategic planning department.

Then, in the 80s, Downtown Miami was essentially built on drug money, as documented in Cocaine Cowboys.

Facebook has essentially built a competitor to the "open" Internet, in which you can enter your browser and find whatever you want.

The city was essentially built from scratch as a federal company town for Hanford workers starting in 1943.