Sentence examples for essentially instead of from inspiring English sources
Essentially, instead of adding a pivoting sheet of glass, the company created a system that enables variable resistance for each click.
Essentially, instead of UberRush being integrated on the merchant level, it's implemented in the shopping concierge layer that aggregates all those merchants.
Well essentially, instead of hands your watch has two dials that turn, indicating the hour, minute, and sometimes even the second (but not in this case).
So essentially, instead of clicking around the standard human model on About.com, we could soon be exploring 3D models of our own bodies, constructed with our unique health data.
Essentially, instead of generating revenue from a customer every two years when they buy a new phone, Apple wants to be in a position to make money from them every single month, regardless if they buy a new hardware device or not.
Essentially, instead of fitting one single QLV model to the entire data set, we will start by fitting a separate QLV model to each elongation step.
Better still, because they don't penetrate the surface, they can print on lots of different materials from packaging and plastics to fabrics and metal foils.The downside of digital printing is that the cost per page is essentially fixed, instead of plummeting with the number of copies printed.
Holding tent revivals in a new town every few weeks, they were essentially carnies, but instead of hawking funnel cakes, they were selling God.
So says power station group Drax about its £225m plan (with government guarantee) to transform itself into a predominantly biomass-fuelled generator (essentially, burning wood instead of coal).
Some conservatives have argued that since the United States has physical control of Mr. Daqduq, it should just put him on a plane, without seeking Iraq's permission — essentially, a rendition instead of an extradition.
The 17-page summary added that DaimlerChrysler would send letters to employees saying "the company 'fully respects' the right of employees to form and join unions" -- essentially expressing neutrality instead of opposing organization.
