Sentence examples for essentially passed from inspiring English sources

By passing separate bills, the lawmakers essentially passed none.

There are also some egregious omissions: art, social, and intellectual history are essentially passed over.

Thus Gran Colombia essentially passed into history with its principal architect.

Coleman's argument that schools essentially passed along inequality was simply unacceptable, and largely ignored.

"That savings is essentially passed on to us," Mr. Armstrong said.

Congressional negotiators were called to the White House as the deadline essentially passed for House consideration of a budget compromise before financing for government agencies runs out Friday.

The Gulf countries are trying to cut down on expatriate labour, and the G7 resolution essentially passes the buck to its members to cut bilateral deals with Jordan.

They are charged with inflating the company's revenue through a practice known as round-tripping, essentially passing money through other companies to get it back as sales.

Mr. Kratz, who hadn't had a boss since he was in his early 20s, definitely felt the emotional quirks of entering a new life in which he was, essentially, passing for someone of no obvious accomplishment.

The Cruyff turn is a kind of soccer legerdemain in which the player bends the one foot like a ballerina to curl the ball behind their back and, essentially, pass it to their other foot — where presumably the defender will not be.

You're essentially passing the chore on to the recipient.