Sentence examples for essentially international from inspiring English sources
"Cycling and the Tour de France are essentially international.
There is something essentially international about the man who speaks German, English, French, Italian and (a little less fluently) Spanish.
Because of the essentially international character of aviation, a large part of air law is either international law or international uniform law (rules of national law that have by agreement been made internationally uniform).
Marie Curie, discoverer of radium and winner of two Nobel prizes, put the matter characteristically bluntly: "Science is essentially international.
Trump's policy--essentially international blackmail--threatens the Mexican government by turning off the southbound flow of tens of millions of American dollars that bolster local Mexican economies and help uncounted numbers of Mexican families survive.
It is essentially an international subject and needs international collaboration.
It maintains a computer lab and this week launched a partnership with what is essentially an international, Internet-based book club for boys in the building.
(Watch the Olympics in France, and you would think that they are essentially an international meet devoted to the odd duo of fencing and bicycle racing — the two summer sports in which the French most often excel).
And the protesters in Washington, who essentially want international financial institutions to be more accountable to a broader range of the world's citizens, may have a stronger point than is generally acknowledged.
Mr. Bush pressed for and received a lengthy passage in the economic communiqué today that praised the United States for its tax cuts and budget restraint -- essentially an international endorsement of his domestic strategy.
A1 Law Strands Romanian Orphans A new child welfare law passed in Romania essentially forbids international adoptions, leaving hundreds of families in Western Europe and the United States without children they had counted as theirs.
