Sentence examples for essentially hard from inspiring English sources

Essentially hard money is raised under strict limits by an official campaign and can be used to advocate the election or defeat of a candidate.

They also learn the best racing "line" through a corner, and "trail braking," which is essentially hard, simultaneous heel-and-toe braking, downshifting and turning.

The motivation for demarcating the legal/non-legal in essentially Hard Positivist terms is, for most social scientists, to effect an explanatory unification of legal phenomena with other political and social behavior.

Inorganic LEDs are essentially hard objects and area lighting panels with distributed LEDs are often sought of being planar and mechanically rigid.

To lowest order, one can use an approximation in which we assume that the bosons are essentially hard-core bosons (HCBs) [44].

I'm not going to pretend I really understand what topological qubits are, but it's essentially harder to disturb than classical qubits (and in quantum computing, even at at the lowest currently achievable temperatures, you always need to account for some noise that can disturb the system's state).

First competitions until World War II were essentially hard-fought between Europe and North America.

Since the player is essentially a hard drive that spins just like the hard drive in a PC, the music can skip if the player is jarred during use.

"In France, we evaluate essentially only hard knowledge, not at all abilities," said Emmanuel Davidenkoff, the editor of the education magazine L'Étudiant.

It's essentially a hard plastic shell with screws (no special tool necessary and the screws stay attached when loosened so you won't lose them).

Because TiVo's are essentially computer hard drives connected to a central server, the company can monitor viewers' second-by-second behavior.