Sentence examples for essentially obligated from inspiring English sources

The team is essentially obligated to work for Schleck in Wednesday's key stage to L'Alpe d'Huez, meaning that Sastre is unlikely to try to attack Schleck and take the jersey away from him.

Some are essentially pure (obligate) symbionts like the cleaner wrasse; some are opportunistic or facultative symbionts, like the orange chromide or some cleaner shrimps; and some, like the oxpeckers, combine a little eating of parasites (beneficial to client) with taking of blood (harmful to client), which is their favoured food.

P. falciparum is essentially an obligate intracellular parasite with a complex life cycle, exhibiting varied morphological stages in different tissue types in two different hosts: humans and female mosquitoes of the genus Anopheles.

In seeking to do so, the E.U. action completely steps on the toes and finances of the U.S. government and treasury -- essentially robbing the U.S. government of the taxes that its companies are obligated to ultimately pay to the U.S. treasury.

Moreover, it is said, this further notion of semantic correctness is an essentially normative notion, one that has implications for what S ought to do or is obligated to do: if 'green' means green for S, then S ought to use 'green' in accordance with its meaning.

Rather, because we were ethically obligated to provide supplementation to all participants with low phosphate levels, supplementation was essentially a marker for hypophosphatemia.

Instead, the Court of Appeals essentially reinstated an expansive 2001 decision by the original trial judge, Leland DeGrasse, that the state was constitutionally obligated to deliver the minimum of a high school education.

They're not obligated.

"I obligated you.

I am obligated to be".

"We don't feel obligated".