Sentence examples for essentially continue from inspiring English sources

Manufacturers of the devices in the United States had sought a lower level of government oversight that would essentially continue the review system now in place.

However, that would essentially continue the work of Constellation under another name and continue NASA's conundrum of how to achieve all of its mandates with limited money.

Keflezighi said he would essentially continue his training for 5,000- and 10,000-meter races, except that he would run 120 miles a week rather than 100.

Zuma retains control of the ANC's top echelons and will essentially continue to manipulate state resources to benefit his benefactors, family and himself.

Though Mr. Olmert warned of a stepped-up response, he suggested that for now, the army would essentially continue with its current pattern of almost daily ground incursions into Gaza and airstrikes against militants.

In an interview, Rabbi Luzer Weiss, director of the state's Division of Kosher Law Enforcement, suggested that the nine inspectors themselves would essentially continue working the same way, assuring that any item or establishment declaring itself kosher received a seal of approval from a religious authority.

Gen. Romeo Lucas García, declared the winner in 1978 after another suspect count, presided over a regime that essentially continued that of Laugerud.

The wait essentially continued until October, when Warren, appearing at a staff meeting, joked about the incident and vowed he would never again get involved in editorial matters.

In that, Branko Brnovic (below), Montenegro's coach, has essentially continued the work of Zlatko Kranjcar (Niko's father), who was dismissed with two games of Euro qualifying remaining.

He essentially continued with the styles of his July couture show, but he gave more attention to a Dior day look — something that the house, unlike its rival Chanel, has fumbled with.

But the good intentions behind that bill were trumped every year by emergency appropriations that essentially continued the old way of doing business and in many cases made that old way actually worse.