Sentence examples for essentially one time from inspiring English sources
Although it always remains an inference, cache points also may have been made by one person at essentially one time, controlling other sources of variation.
The figure last year, however, included about $50 million associated with what were essentially one-time sales of satellite capacity, so the company's operating revenue was essentially flat.
"The key issue for investors is whether the drivers of the large cost increases are essentially one-time items," Brian Johnson of Barclays Capital wrote in a research note.
The money she vetoed was essentially one-time financing for a special organization — the South Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault — and thus was a form of government spending the governor does not approve of.
"When we took over The Village Voice we had essentially one full time writer covering film, Jim Hoberman.
Granger (1980) causality (Granger, 1980) is an operational definition of causality well known in econometrics, and essentially defines one time series as 'causing' another, if the first series contains additional information for predicting the future values of the second series, beyond the information in the past values of this second series.
This essentially uses the one time 2FA code as a way to spoof a login and grab data.
A first set of 12 were made with essentially one region at a time changed from the mouse sequence to the human equivalent.
Christian special creationism is the view that God created the Universe in essentially its present form at one time, about 10,000 years ago.
At one time or another, essentially every country has used capital punishment.
