Sentence examples for essentially created as from inspiring English sources

The U.F.C. bantamweight division, which was essentially created as a showcase for Rousey, suddenly seems competitive, though confusing; notions of invulnerability have been replaced by tallies of wins and losses, although plenty of wild speculation remains.

He was deputy mayor for economics and finance for two years in Norilsk, a town above the Arctic Circle that was essentially created as an extension of the industry there.

(In an interview broadcast on Monday night, Tate was dismissive of Rousey. She said, "I don't even know what she's thinking right now"). The U.F.C. bantamweight division, which was essentially created as a showcase for Rousey, suddenly seems competitive, though confusing; notions of invulnerability have been replaced by tallies of wins and losses, although plenty of wild speculation remains.

Entity is the observable, and usually a Solanaceae Phenotype Ontology term (SP) is used (http://solgenomics.net/search/direct_search.pl?search = trait), which is a breeder-focused vocabulary developed according to user requirements (e.g. Plant habit index SP 0000128), essentially created as pre-composed terms taken from the Plant Ontology and PATO.

"Not nothing for everything, but nothing for enough that we have essentially created an economy as big as a good-sized country around the price of $0.00".

Others (including Kuhn again and Bellone 1980) have focused on the tremendous increase in mathematical abstraction and sophistication during the early-to-mid nineteenth century that essentially created what we know as mathematical physics.

In A Christmas Carol, Charles Dickens powerfully exposed urban poverty in Victorian England, and with his tale, essentially created the Christmas season as we now know it.

Matthews adds: "He also essentially created chamber opera – small-scale opera as a form.

It is also the market leader in the fast-casual category — a sector it essentially created — rather than an also-ran, as Jack in the Box was.

This shift essentially created numerous domestic "job-killing machines," as large firms focused on profitability through efficiency.

I went to a Lean Impact event a few months ago, which is trying to apply Eric Ries's Lean Startup concept to the social impact field - essentially fail fast, iterate often, create as quickly as possible a minimal viable product and test and re-test it with your customers.