Sentence examples for essentially marked from inspiring English sources

Germany essentially marked time, with growth of only 0.1 percent.

The Puritan millennial strain came to North America with the Pilgrims and has, essentially, marked American religiousness ever since.

He undertook a few climbs at lower altitude in later years, but this essentially marked the end of his serious mountaineering.

In 2006, Copag provided playing cards that became creased as the events endured, resulting in cards that were essentially marked.

While there had been a steady increase in the number of PubMed references across all time points, earlier releases were essentially marked by an increased association of cDNAs-to-genes and the designation of official gene names and symbols.

In contrast, those hatching a chick had had a winter essentially marked by low foraging activity (figure 2 c).

The concert essentially marks the end of the film and of the original version of the band.

Foreign policy, too, was barely touched, with an anodyne communiqué calling for an international conference on the Middle East, reminding Israel that "walls will not bring peace," calling for reform of the Palestinian Authority and essentially marking time until President Bush gives his Middle East policy speech.

Looking at the agenda for any such conference it is not hard to see at least one key paradox — that Bretton Woods II would essentially mark the end of American economic dominance even while President Barack Obama (if he is elected in two weeks) might be the one political leader who might just have the authority to make some of it happen.

This essentially marks the end of Cyanogen's grand ambition.

STEVE: Right, I know but I just forgot the nomenclature you used for essentially marking up.