Sentence examples for essentially defined from inspiring English sources
Until now Nintendo has essentially defined this market.
"Sir William Osler is the man who essentially defined medical science as we're still doing it 150 years later.
Instead, it has become something of a roadblock in the folk-based singer-songwriter genre that Dylan essentially defined.
"The company essentially defined what the modern MP3 player, smartphone and tablet computer looks like and what their functions are.
From Mafia Wars to FarmVille, Zynga has essentially defined the latest generation of games on Facebook.
Mr. Spector's System Shock and Thief games essentially defined the early generation of first-person stealth shooters.
How much are you contributing annually to the $21 billion worldwide toy industry (a market that essentially defines "discretionary spending")?
The Securities and Exchange Commission's case against Goldman Sachs is essentially defining the fine line between ethically abhorrent and illegal.
"It occurred to us that the items in your handbag essentially define who you are and what is important to you," Ms. Spade said.
In 2002 the film was added to the National Film Registry of the Library of Congress, a list that essentially defines the American film canon.
"That's a very different approach from our main competitor, who is essentially defining an entirely new architecture that is not compatible with existing programs," said Martin Booth, Advanced Micro's product marketing manager for computer products.
