Sentence examples for essentially chosen from inspiring English sources
Police authorities preceded PCCs and were mainly seconded councillors with some magistrates and "independents", essentially chosen by the other members.
But what's most interesting is that foreign companies have essentially chosen to protect U.S. consumers from the effects of the weak dollar.
Mr. Davis had essentially chosen his opponent -- whom he contends is the feeblest Republican he could have faced in this heavily Democratic state.
Asked about Mr. Lancman's candidacy, a spokesman for Mr. Turner's campaign, William F. B. O'Reilly, called Mr. Lancman "another clubhouse politician" who, he said, was essentially chosen by Queens Democratic power brokers.
Most importantly, contract is distinct from both tort and fiduciary law in that contract involves essentially chosen obligations.
(Currently, five of the twelve voting members are essentially chosen by bankers).
In choosing her questions, Ms. Pederson is essentially choosing ingredients for a soup.
By the mid-14th century the Danish government essentially chose Denmark's bishops.
And I don't like the idea of the government essentially choosing how I am to save for my retirement.
When the villagers had to elect a new director four years ago, they were essentially choosing between those alternatives.
Dr. Richard S. Lindzen, an M.I.T. meteorologist and longtime critic of climate models, said the designers essentially chose values that produced the desired result: significant future warming trends.
