Sentence examples for essentially on par from inspiring English sources

This high level of zinc doesn't necessarily pose a threat to people, Holden says, since the zinc levels were essentially on par with the amount of zinc recommended for people's diets in the United States.

And while tablets are not nearly as popular for people to use — they account for only around eight percent of traffic and purchases — conversion rates on these are essentially on par with desktop.

His commanders at Quantico were put on the stand this week and testified that the soldier was regularly stripped of his underwear and flip-flops because he was classified consistently as prevention-of-injury, or POI, a status that made his imprisonment essentially on par with the strictest of solitary confinement sentences on the basis that he was a suicide risk.  .

If each person is morally obliged to recognise in practice what is known for what it is known to be, every other human being will be recognised as essentially on a par with the knowing person, and will have to be acknowledged as such.

Essentially it's an immersive experience on par with the boat scene from Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, the black hole sequence in Interstellar, and 2001: A Space Odyssey's Star Gate, except you get to experience it in real life.

Sure, they've been dressed up in Google garb, but the feature itself is essentially meant to keep Android's voice functionality on par with Apple's.

That's pretty much on-par with Spotify's offering.

Expecting a raise for on-par performance is rather silly.

Companies were cagey when asked how much they pay, but Morse describes starting salaries for upper-level professionals in general as on par with the consulting industry--essentially between ?90,000 and ?130,000.

On Par, by Bill Pennington.

"It's on par with the Olympics.