Sentence examples for essentially by a from inspiring English sources

This person redistributes credit as he chooses, bound essentially by a sensitivity to public perceptions of his fairness.

And yet we see here this wonderful forum in Gerasa that consists of an oval, which is defined essentially by a series of columns on a curve.

Its main characteristics in the fresh state are achieved essentially by a higher volume of mortar (more ultrafine material) and a decrease of the coarse-aggregates.

A warrant had been issued for Peterson's arrest Friday afternoon, one day after he was true-billed — indicted, essentially — by a Montgomery County grand jury on a single count of injuring a child.

Many of the contrasts were drawn from events in the lowland Maya area and applied to the entire culture area; others were concluded essentially by a comparison of the Classic Maya of the lowland tropical forest of northern Guatemala and the Yucatán Peninsula with the Postclassic Aztec living in central Mexico in a dry mountain basin 7,000 feet above sea level.

In other words, logical thinking is accompanied essentially by a feeling of the thinking subject's freedom in thinking.

In our study the two groups of patients treated with glucocorticoids differed essentially by an entry of iatrogenic Cushing's syndrome in their medical records.

Experimental data suggest that recruitment of dependent lung areas may be caused essentially by an increase in transpulmonary pressure due to the decrease in pleural pressure with spontaneous breathing during APRV/BiPAP [ 22].

This works essentially by sharing a file across a peer-to-peer network — think Napster.

Polarity is an ever-present theme in the film, and Dillon does an impressive job of navigating a complex topic -- essentially by presenting a bird's eye view while letting the audience connect the dots.

His recent tour of the country was essentially by himself — a very poor way to test a candidate's national potential in a crowded, competitive field.