Sentence examples for essentially decide from inspiring English sources

"We're talking about different interests," said Judge Sifton, whose ruling will essentially decide the makeup of the citywide ballot.

In remarks to reporters Wednesday, the agriculture secretary, Tom Vilsack, criticized "a circumstance where a single judge can essentially decide whether someone gets to farm or doesn't get to farm".

Schilling said that the games were not only about what the starter did, but added that his performance would essentially decide if the Red Sox survived to play Game 7 tomorrow night.

For decades, companies that merged could essentially decide to combine their balance sheets, a system that critics said allowed them to avoid showing the true cost of a deal.

Questions over the eligibility of Alassane D. Ouattara, a former deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund, contributed to the December coup; a constitutional referendum that will essentially decide whether he can run has already been postponed.

In Obergefell v Hodges, which is the four cases consolidated together, the supreme court justices must essentially decide two things: if the 14th amendment requires states to issue marriage licences to same-sex couples, and if it requires states to recognise the marriages of same-sex couples who lawfully wed outside that state.

The bureau essentially decided to remove all obstacles to its immediately investigating child abductions.

But I essentially decided I would enjoy Warwick as much as I would any other university".

"But there are also some areas where you are essentially deciding between progress and waste".

Think of private-equity firms that close a factory — essentially deciding that the company is worth more dead than alive.

With the Republican primary essentially decided, the ballot measure is the main focus of next week's election, and early voting is already under way.