Sentence examples for essentially could from inspiring English sources

If the Fab Five wanted to hold their reunion on campus, they essentially could not.

Beltran, essentially, could be a victim of the Cardinals' habit of regenerating themselves through their farm system.

Sven-Goran Eriksson appeared confused as to how best to utilise his most talented attacker but Rooney, essentially, could not deal with being off the pace.

If anything and everything were to be published, scientists essentially could no longer use published data as the building blocks for continuing studies.

"In effect, we have told primary care doctors and other prescribers that the risk was so low they essentially could ignore the possibility of addiction".

Yates told the committee that this created "a situation where the national-security adviser essentially could be blackmailed by the Russians".

Essentially, Obama could do this, and the only way that Congress could stop him would be to pass an immigration bill.

"I think essentially it could be a good thing - change has to happen and I think change could be a really good thing for Newport, especially now".

"Essentially, you could buy a pretty nice sculpture for $60".

"Essentially, it could give some lenders a mechanism to wait things out," Ms. Murad said.

Essentially, there could have been no Dracula had there been no Frankenstein.