Sentence examples for essentially even from inspiring English sources

Betfair, the betting exchange, has matched $15 million in bets at essentially even odds for both Isner and Mahut.

He stayed essentially even with Mr. Bush in the swing-voting corridor along Interstate 4 from Tampa to Daytona Beach.

The latest polls agree, showing Mr. Bush barely behind Mr. Gore in Washington and essentially even with him in Oregon.

The cable deal ensures that Angelos will benefit when the Nationals do well, and the teams' attendance has been essentially even in their five years as neighbors.

Traditional telephone polls using live interviewers have tended to show an essentially even race or Mr. Santorum with a small lead.

In a number of areas ("linguistic landscapes") where the dialectal differentiation is essentially even, it is hardly justified to speak of regional dialects.

Michigan enters the semifinal as essentially even-money against Syracuse (the FiveThirtyEight model gives Michigan a 51.9 percent chance of winning).

The restored systems also possess novelty on at least three counts compared with the reference York gum woodland: they are planted at greater density, lack a forb-rich native understory (Prober et al. 2011), and are (essentially) even-aged (Figure 2). Figure 2 Ridgefield before (2 August 2010) and after (17 April 2012) planting to restore multiple functions.

Nothing will essentially change even if England scramble through to next year's finals in Brazil.

They regard everyone else as essentially good, even people who have been cruel.

In truth Hansen's comments were essentially reasonable; even Ferguson said as much later on.