Sentence examples for essentially duplicates from inspiring English sources
It essentially duplicates the app so you can hot swap between them.
It seems reasonable to wonder whether an app — especially one that costs $1.99 every month — is necessary when its core function essentially duplicates a free emergency service.
Apple said iWork, a set of applications for Macs, iPads and iPhones that essentially duplicates what Microsoft's Office offers customers, would be free to anyone who bought a new Macintosh computer or mobile device from Apple.
Because a similar nonsedating antihistamine was already on the market, the F.D.A. assigned Claritin its lowest priority for review -- it was considered, according to an F.D.A. classification system no longer in use, a drug that "essentially duplicates in medical importance and therapeutic usage one or more already marketed drugs, offering little or no therapeutic gain over existing therapies".
"Idiopathy," the first novel by Sam Byers, essentially duplicates this mock experiment to arrive at the same insane result, under modern lab conditions: the setting is now Norwich, England, and the new asses are agribusiness cows: "It was a bad time for beef, even then.
A series of interpretations of its structure and origin [2]-[4] has culminated in the view that the Bank essentially duplicates the atolls of the Pacific [5].
"In most cases," she said, "we're eliminating blogs that essentially duplicate section fronts.
Washington had defended this requirement on the ground that it essentially duplicated, rather than conflicted with, federal requirements.
Tax money will go toward putting things back as they were, essentially duplicating the vulnerability that existed before the hurricane.
The 2011 Giants allowed only 578 runs, essentially duplicating the pitching performance of the championship staff from 2010, which allowed 583.
The weathering record was essentially duplicated once the surfaces at both sites were exposed, demonstrating the reliability of gnamma evolution as a post-glacial environmental indicator for the region.
