Sentence examples for essentially on whether from inspiring English sources

Suspense hangs essentially on whether Nick will be able to secure genetic proof of his own narcissism.

"People are drawing their opinions essentially on whether or not they believe Lance cheated or not," he said.

Chamber officials say it would be "the Scopes monkey trial of the 21st century" -- complete with witnesses, cross-examinations and a judge who would rule, essentially, on whether humans are warming the planet to dangerous effect.

As a rule, IIAs management depends essentially on whether it has ruptured or not [ 9], the aneurysm characteristics, and the overall health status of the patient.

Introduction of presumed consent into law can take a number of forms, and variations in the application of presumed consent [ 19] have been broadly classed as 'strong'hardard') or 'soft' [ 7, 19] depending essentially on whether or not permission of relatives is required.

Determine whether you were actually cheated on.

On Thursday, Invesco said, essentially, never mind.

Ed Woodward, the executive vice-president, stated this summer that "no contract renewals are being discussed", so Rooney is conscious that having entered the last two years of his deal he is, essentially, on trial regarding whether fresh terms may be offered.

This is an extreme, but not untypical example of the huge variations that are essentially based on whether there's a Saturday night stay.

But partly because offers he made before the trial to plead guilty if his life was spared were declined, the trial essentially focused on whether the sentence would be life in prison or death.

But the law is essentially silent on whether lesser offenses warrant expulsion, and Mr. Monserrate's lawyers argued that the law's vagueness -- it says only that each chamber of the Legislature has the power to expel "any of its members" -- makes it unconstitutional.