Sentence examples for essentially on a single from inspiring English sources
When Greenland, a country with a population smaller than that of Uxbridge and an economy based essentially on a single industry (fishing), withdrew from the EU in 1985, it took three years to negotiate its future relationship with the bloc.
The microscopic male gametophyte is composed essentially of a single antheridium, which produces biflagellate sperm.
In contrast, the X-ray structure determinations were each carried out on essentially a single conformational state that was present in the crystals.
A reviewer of GamePro, who gave it a perfect score, commented that the ability to play as Knuckles makes it essentially two games on a single cartridge, the game is more challenging than Sonic 3, and the ability to hook the cartridge up to Sonic 2 and 3 makes those games "worth playing again".
It's a tall order, but a necessary one when you essentially only have a single laptop on the market.
What's fascinating is that all three companies have converged on what is essentially a single interpretation of a rather powerful idea: people by and large know how to use smartphones now.
The vast majority of households essentially have a single broadband option, their local cable provider.
Both the GAF and the WHODAS essentially generate a single summary score of functioning between 0 and 100 (full disability to no disability; reverse scaling on the WHODAS).
Powerful product operations on algebras allow one to derive new types of analysis by the combination of available components, essentially with a single keystroke (Steffen and Giegerich, 2005).
It is essentially two hours of variations on a single gag, that the president of the United States, once regarded as the most esteemed political figure in the Western world, is a craven, corrupt and greedy jerk trying to keep himself in office by any and every means possible.
It's extraordinary that the robot has come up with essentially a single technique to get on its feet from nearly any likely fall position, as long as it has room and the use of all its legs.
