Sentence examples for essentially final from inspiring English sources

Mr. McConnell described the accord as "essentially final" and predicted that the vast majority of Republicans would vote for it.

In casting, a liquid metal is poured into a cavity or a mold, where it takes the shape of the mold when it congeals; casting shapes the metal to essentially final form once a proper cavity has been prepared.

R.O.: I was sworn in on 1 June [2006], and the [2008] budget was essentially final then...

He also said that Disney will of course be "flowing more content in Hulu's direction" now that it owns a controlling 39percentt majority stake, but he seemed more exited by the reality that Disney now has essentially final say in terms of Hulu product decisions.

All authors have made substantive contributions to the analysis, reviewed multiple iterations of the paper, and approved an essentially final version of the revised manuscript.

This report was principally drafted by Dr. Itzler with substantive input from all co-authors, and subsequently approved by each author in its essentially final form.

The bus was essentially a final, guided stage of the missile (usually the fourth), that now had to be considered part of the missile's payload.

If you think Threads turns out a bit grim, Riddley Walker is essentially the final scene, extended over 214 pages and a couple of millennia of civil degeneration.

"Amazon's move is essentially the final piece in a three-way battle between America's internet heavyweights for tomorrow's TV screen," said David Watkins of Strategy Analytics.

The speaker, once seen as the linchpin for any agreement, essentially ceded final control to the Senate and said the House would act on whatever the Senate could produce.

MongoDB has finished up what is essentially the final step in going public, pricing its IPO at $24 and raising $192 million in the process.