Sentence examples for essentially only a from inspiring English sources

But the crepe is essentially only a vehicle.

The Scrabble screens are black and white, there's no music or soundtrack beyond beeps, and there is essentially only a single game (rearrange the cubes to spell words).

Even so, working in what is essentially only a seven square-mile radius gives Via a huge opportunity — that space alone sees on average 200,000 taxi trips in a typical day.

There are so many opportunities that await us all each day, but when we compete with others we believe that essentially only a subset of those opportunities are available to us.

Essentially, only a few studies using sensory sensory rules have shown results that are similar to those of the self-generation omission studies.

Why is FSHD essentially only a muscle-specific disease even though FSHD fibroblasts and FSHD myotubes display similar (very low) levels of DUX4-fl RNA isoform [ 8]?

Notice that the run time of creating the shallow copy of the list d in line 6 of Algorithm 4 is constant (i.e. essentially only an object maintaining the list is "cloned", holding a constant number of maintenance and reference fields, pointing to e.g. first and last list element, respectively).

It's a definite bummer, but it was perhaps to be expected — RIM is all about playing the expectations game now, and slapping the BB10 name on a device that essentially only has a web browser and a file system wouldn't reflect too well on them.

It's a tall order, but a necessary one when you essentially only have a single laptop on the market.

Existence of nontrivial nonnegative solutions for elliptic equations with singular potentials was recently studied by several authors, but, essentially, only with a solely critical exponent.

Fitbit's lowest priced tacker, the clip-on Zip, retails for $60, and Apple essentially only sells a single product in the category.