Sentence examples for essentially explain from inspiring English sources
The first three essentially explain why the West has lost some of its predominance.
These twin principles, debated in head-scratching terms by professional economists, essentially explain why Intel maintains a lead in high-performance chips, why Apple sustains a large lead in music players and why Google's search engine remains a crowd pleaser.
These results demonstrate that the theoretical calculations essentially explain the experimental measurements.
This third model, with different viscosities for the three viscoelastic media (Model 3), was able to essentially explain the important characteristics observed in the near-field data.
The third model, which includes a thin weak layer beneath the subducting slab, could essentially explain the near-field onshore and seafloor observations but could not explain the far-field data.
While on the surface, the two sites may appear redundant as they both essentially explain memes, the more clinical (and advertiser-friendly) database at KnowYourMeme complements the intentionally abstruse and problematic slang-filled Dramatica pages, just as studying Latin benefits from exposing one's self to both the formal structure of classical and the common parlance of vulgar.
You can submit an essay or video or both, essentially explaining why I should pick you.
Less than 24 hours after the final presidential debate ended with the words "climate change" left unsaid, PBS aired a report that essentially explains the omission.
Madison, always common-sensical, briskly explained — essentially, explained away — religion as an innate appetite: "The mind prefers at once the idea of a self-existing cause to that of an infinite series of cause & effect".
I don't know what impact that had on the scripting, but Mathias's sidekick, DI Mared Rhys (played by Mali Harries), has far too many lines essentially explaining what a maverick her boss is.
In her new book, "The Charisma Myth: How Anyone Can Master the Art and Science of Personal Magnetism", Ms Cabane essentially explains how to win friends and influence people.
