Sentence examples for essentially may from inspiring English sources

Coaches essentially may find themselves having to make up overtime strategy on the fly.

Many zoo animals, she reports, are on anti-depressants, and the same goes for pets: the "animal-pharm" market — Prozac for pets, essentially — may be worth nine billion dollars a year by 2015.

While a virus, essentially, may be nothing more than a dollop of DNA packed into a protective coating of protein called a capsid, the packaging of that DNA is critical.

Following the QCM-D results, that base essentially may be attributed to the substrate surface, and XPS investigations will contribute to verifying this interpretation.

He also believes that after chemotherapy, testicular cancer cells essentially may be recognized as foreign by the immune cells because the blood-testis barrier had, until then, kept testicular cells hidden from the immune system.

Essentially Mays makes his money by buying weak stations and building them up with heavy promotions and value-added deals for advertisers.

While the title isn't quite as catchy, if you and your spouse aren't 66 by next May,  essentially you may have been robbed of as much as $60,000 that you would have gotten had Congress left things alone.

Coaches who are essentially consultants may have a contract with you to work out strategy, for example, and then may offer to stay on to help with implementation.

Words and diagrams on a screen, which are essentially "dead," may interfere with that.

The new results suggest that the universe, as mysterious as it essentially is, may not be entirely perverse.

Essentially, cells may be viewed as circuits that use molecules, ions, proteins and DNA instead of electrons and transistors.