Sentence examples for essentially even with from inspiring English sources

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.

"But now we are essentially even with Bush and Clinton on appellate nominees -- and confirmations -- at this point in their respective presidencies.

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

A tally of the quarterly performance for the 500 companies came up heavily in favor of the winners, 447 to 45, with the remainder essentially even.

With 30 percent support among Republican primary voters nationwide, Mr. Santorum is essentially running even with Mitt Romney, who had the support of 27 percent.

On the outside, however, they're essentially identical — even with the bigger battery, the new MAXX is only around 2mm thicker than the original (8.9mm vs 7.1mm).

They found that the heterozygote-excess method gives an essentially unbiased estimate even with a family-structured sample.

If drug crossover is so substantial that both eyes essentially receive an equal effect even with unilateral treatment (a theoretical situation which does not apply to currently available topical agents), then the drug effect can be estimated by the average IOP change.

MSNBC, according to Bob Wright, essentially breaks even; CNBC, with its business audience and its cable-subscriber fees, generated profits last year of about three hundred million dollars.

But Mr. Boehner said repeatedly on Monday that he believed a deal for a one-year extension could still be struck, even with the Senate essentially adjourned for the year and the tax break set to expire on Jan . 1