Sentence examples for essentially is not from inspiring English sources

The International Olympic Committee essentially "is not a trade association," Schwimmer said, so its interest is maximizing its revenues to pursue its mission.

"One China essentially is not a problem," he said in a New Year's address broadcast live in Taiwan this weekend, but China must first "respect and understand" Taiwan's insistence on maintaining control over its own future.

"When they do [cover public policy], when we have this one party that essentially is not dealing in the facts right now...we're not comfortable saying, 'Hey, that's bull!'" Grunwald said.

CK7, essentially, is not expressed in normal epithelium of the gastrointestinal tract, whereas CK20 is expressed in intestinal epithelium, gastric foveolar epithelium, and endocrine cells in the upper portions of the pyloric glands.

This was the first one: "The President made some new false statements yesterday, notably that there are major terrorist attacks that the media, essentially, isn't covering.

I have just explained that the frontier Police essentially was not entrusted with the domestic political tasks of the Police.

Arguments about international linkages, constituency benefits and economic competitiveness were put forth by both programs but the Collider essentially was not persuasive.

This decision from New York, that we essentially were not going to compete on the biggest story on earth, rubbed against my every journalistic instinct.

The trajectory from sensing, to surfacing, and to labeling essentially was not fully formed from the beginning.

Interestingly, these changes - fewer ads essentially - were not a complete surprise as CEO Mark Zuckerberg warned about it, last January.

The datasets available at this point essentially are not sufficient to assign any biological function to the small RNAs, and as a matter of fact, the functions of a large number of long non-coding RNAs are not well understood.