Sentence examples for essentially fulfil from inspiring English sources

Whilst some NSAGs take it upon themselves to provide public services and to essentially fulfil some human rights on a de facto basis, there exists a legal lacuna.

Maria had made him for Little John; to essentially fulfil my role while I was out of the house.

I would imagine their siblings will want one as well, so essentially the follow-on next generation will be able to fulfil those needs," said Atkinson.

– a sporadically decent but unremarkable guitar band, who were essentially a slightly grimier Vines or Hives, became saddled with expectations they were ill-equipped to fulfil.

Europe's maritime borders were essentially undefended, the responsibility of an EU agency called Frontex, which had neither the budget nor capacity to fulfil its role: nothing impeded the people-smugglers.

With WikiLeaks essentially "pivoting" its operations to look at making archive material, it's perhaps worth reflecting on its original, assumed, mission: to fulfil an unmet need of people who wish to leak sensitive documents to get them published and covered.

They help fulfil human needs.

Not all will fulfil it.

The Kazakh dictator has essentially built an entire city as a monument to himself – abetted by major global architects such as Norman Foster, who have helped Nazarbayev fulfil his vision even as the country's human rights situation continues to deteriorate.

They fulfil a different purpose.

Rainforests fulfil other needs.