Sentence examples for essentially installed from inspiring English sources

The problem with casting Roosevelt as the lead in this drama, Katznelson points out, is that it allows people to say that the United States, in its hour of national emergency, essentially installed a dictator (which is, in fact, what many of Roosevelt's opponents believed he was).

Microsoft essentially installed a shortcut to the Start Menu and called it a button.

The IVMS is a web-based application in which software is essentially installed and operated on a server.

Unfortunately, the installer had a phenomenally dangerous security flaw in it that would allow a malicious actor to essentially install any software they wanted.

Their attempt to improve on the design takes the controversial step of essentially installing a stovepipe inside the vessel and heating it from the inside out rather than from the bottom up.

It would seem — and be expected — that a lot of inspiration here is drawn from Tesla, which can essentially install new features on cars with over-the-air software updates.

It's basically the same as installing a filter on your computer but a lot of people technically struggle to do that so what it does, it's essentially installing that software either in the smartphone or modem which you can switch off, but that's your call," he said.

He alleges that several McDonald's staffers forcibly tried to remove the augmented reality eyepiece that's essentially permanently installed into his skull.

The agenda of Rwanda's Tutsi-led government was essentially to install a Congolese leader willing to help it secure eastern Congo.

A lockscreen or homescreen replacement for Android could show "suggested apps" that are essentially app install ads.

"The goal is essentially to install all these sensors and create the most effective early warning system in the world," Cossman told The Verge.