Sentence examples for essentially decided to from inspiring English sources

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

He has essentially decided to stop driving the wrong way down the one-way technology thoroughfare that Wall Street has become.

And so after months of debate about whether it could pull off such a feat in a way that would meet the Met's standards, it essentially decided to order a courtyard up.

Using that approach as a model of sorts, Friends of Hudson River Park has essentially decided to abandon its activist roots and redirect its energy toward raising money for the park, possibly in exchange for having sections named after donors.

Both sides interpreted the announcement of Mr. Daley's hiring — along with the pending addition of Gene Sperling as the administration's top economic advisor — as a sign that Mr. Obama has essentially decided to throw in with the centrists.

Senior Congressional officials said the House leadership had essentially decided to go ahead with the vote, which is expected to spark a fight with Republicans over what they see as a politically inspired inquiry.

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.

The core arc of the personal component of #GIRLBOSS is watching the younger Amoruso fall down again and again, with increasing magnitude, until she essentially decides to shape up after the shoplifting expedition that ends with her watching her "outlaw lifestyle fade quickly into the distance".

People who do not buy insurance essentially decide to self-insure and use their own resources -- an economic activity -- to address whatever may be their medical needs, from a simple Band-Aid to major surgery.

In other words, unable to craft a rationale that could make this restriction possibly survive the test protecting the right of association, the majority essentially decides to make a hybrid right of speech/association--Frankenginsburg's Monster--that the restriction can satisfy.

You're betting blind, essentially, deciding to put a sum of money on either the Banker hand or the Player hand before the cards have been dealt.