Sentence examples for essentially fall in from inspiring English sources

This warm and surprising debut follows father and son as they come to know each other and essentially fall in love.

He said that Mr. Gore's goals would essentially "fall in his lap" if the economy continued its expansion, and that these goals appealed to most voters.

The conserved patches essentially fall in the centre of the four-helix bundle indicating conservation of residues at the ferroxidase site.

The narrator essentially fell in love with K. but was young enough to be still working out the gravity of his feelings for his friend, and whether those feelings were likely to be reciprocated.

While much of the bridge essentially fell in place, the southern section seemed to shift in an eastward direction about 50 feet, said Mark V. Rosenker, chairman of the safety board.

The data sets and software tools reported herein have been generated for research activities that essentially fall into four different areas, as reported in Table 1.

The purine-sensitive codons essentially fall into three obvious patterns.

The methods essentially fall into three main categories: arrays, display methods and protein-fragment complementation assays.

"They say call your senator and call your congressperson, but it can be kind of a frustrating experience because it is unclear what really happens after the call, and worse, no one else knows that you have called in — your call essentially falls into this black hole," he said.

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While the different curves are clearly distinguished in the topography (a) and amplitude, (b) PSDs, the curves corresponding to the difference, (c) essentially fall on the same "master curve".