Sentence examples for essentially in line with from inspiring English sources

Microsoft reported revenues of $6.13 billion, slightly under but essentially in line with expectations.

Both figures were essentially in line with the company's forecast, which it lowered last month.

He argued in an interview on Wednesday that his views were essentially in line with Mr. Obama's already stated policies.

The market is looking for revenues of £3bn and £520mn reported operating profit at a 17.4% margin; our estimates are essentially in line with consensus.

But he defended his estimates, saying they were essentially in line with those put forward by the Independent Budget Office, a nonpartisan fiscal monitor, which is projecting a surplus of $469 million next fiscal year.

Eric B. Upin, a software analyst with Robertson Stephens, said that while Oracle's earnings were essentially in line with the lower projections made two weeks ago, the company's announcement gave other reasons for pause.

Dell announced fiscal second-quarter earnings essentially in-line with its negative pre-announcement.

Specifically, the analyst wrote, his checks indicate Apple could sell 804,000 iPhones, essentially in-line with his estimate of 800,000 units.

While some of the numbers that Mr. Bush and his aides used today for surplus and growth projections had been rounded off, they were essentially valid, in line with estimates from the Congressional Budget Office, and some economists and political analysts consider Mr. Bush's tax cut to be reasonable.

Charlotte's revised ordinance essentially brought it in line with the rest of the state, where there was no law regarding bathrooms at all.

From today, however, they've got all kinds of evil to suppress; from now on, VoD porn – online porn you still pay for, essentially – must fall in line with what's available on DVD.