Sentence examples for essentially managed from inspiring English sources

With artificial light, modern humans have essentially managed to extend their daytime activities late into the night, when all other sensible creatures are busy sleeping.

Sky's approach – as you'd expect, a combination of whooshy graphics and muted gloating – was entirely superseded by the coverage on Sky Arts, which essentially managed to be its own DVD extra.

Bison are fenced behind a 2 metre high fence, but are essentially managed as wildlife within a national park.

During the study six clinics essentially managed their own patients, whereas nine clinics continued to rely on the hospital team for much of the clinical care.

Marie admits that her job is essentially managing a hugely complex logistical task.

Q Durst is one of two finalists in a bid to essentially manage One World Trade Center.

Victor essentially manages to merge his visions: he sees Julie at the beach, but this time he is the little boy with her.

"The lesson here," said John Tiene, the president of the Insurance Council of New Jersey, "is that New Jersey has a very restrictive regulatory structure which places extraordinary power in the hands of regulators to essentially manage the businesses they are regulating".

"I essentially manage all the display advertising outside of the classified listings you see on the site - so more than one billion ad impressions every month - and it can get pretty crazy.

It essentially manages the communication between hardware and software.

Automakers provide the physical stock, essentially managing the complex and expensive production part of the business.