Sentence examples for essentially life from inspiring English sources

"He has confessed to an extraordinarily serious offense that carries with it essentially life in prison".

Ms. Gu was convicted of murder a year ago and given a suspended death sentence, essentially life in prison.

In August 2012, Ms. Gu was convicted of the murder of the British businessman, Neil Heywood, and given a suspended death sentence, essentially life in prison.

The other, a former railway minister, was more compliant; he received a suspended death sentence — essentially life in prison — in July, mainly for taking $10.6 million in bribes.

Ms. Gu was convicted of Mr. Heywood's murder a year ago and given a suspended death sentence, essentially life in prison.

Professor Lanza says biocentrism explains that the universe only exists because of an individual's consciousness of it – essentially life and biology are central to reality, which in turn creates the universe; the universe itself does not create life.

Introduced by Labour in 2005, it was essentially a life sentence for criminals whose crimes did not warrant a life sentence.

But the transitional government is essentially on life support.

Today, away from work, she leads an essentially black life.

The day before, Sandusky had been sentenced, essentially, to life in prison.

(O Unfading Glory) essentially started life as a poem by former President Rafael Núñez.