Sentence examples for essentially move from inspiring English sources

The rule will essentially move the country to the sulfur standards now in place in California, Mr. Becker said.

Every few months Ms. Greenfield and her small crew would essentially move in for a few days, doing interviews and playing fly on the wall.

Beard thought it was caused by the stress of living in the city and the cure was, essentially, "move out of town and be less stressed".

Factual shows about space essentially move between two registers: "Wow!" and "How?" Billed as a "lap of the planet", the final Live from Space was sometimes dull at the how (too many pre-filmed historical packages) but astounding on the wow.

"Our goal is to essentially move up the rankings of popularity of sport," said Parsons.

To keep that from happening, Ryan proposes to freeze nondefense discretionary spending 15% of the budget for ten years and essentially move to more means-tested programs to cover retirees and sick people.

"The police essentially moved into my house.

You're essentially moving at 500 m.p.h.

We're essentially moving through a period of deleveraging of our global economy.

The news media is not the only institution that has essentially moved on.

"What we are doing is essentially moving money from their nonqualified accounts to their qualified accounts," Ms. Kenefick said.