Sentence examples for essentially can't from inspiring English sources

Stock market investors in industries like banking, health care, energy and telecommunications that are heavily subject to the federal regulatory environment essentially can't avoid betting on election and legislative outcomes, whether they want to or not.

All the major characters in this deadpan comedy, which New Directors/New Films is showing tonight at 9 and Friday at 6 p.m. at the Museum of Modern Art, yearn for people they essentially can't have (even when they have sex with them).

And as Microsoft essentially can't lose tablet market share — you can't lose what you don't have — this can only help its position.

We essentially can't decide if we want to be Brooklyn Decker, or be her best friend.

And I learned that people who are undetectable essentially can't pass on HIV.

Since indie filmmakers essentially can't (or won't) help themselves, resources must be amassed and organized to help them.

They asked, essentially: Why can't hair just be hair?

"Essentially you can't lose," said Mr. Paget, who paid $360,000 for a 700-square-foot condo.

"Essentially you can't control inflation by postponing the pain," said Joshi.

But you know, essentially, you can't do that much about it.

Essentially, he can't comprehend why Jews do not vote in their own race and class interests.