Sentence examples for essentially perpetrated from inspiring English sources
The attorneys general are considering the theory that the banks essentially perpetrated a vast fraud on consumers by marketing exotic loans that would prove impossible to pay back.
These rogue, foreign Web sites are engaged in international commerce and essentially perpetrating an unfair trade practice.
His debut feature, "Great World of Sound" (2007), about a pair of hustlers peddling fake record deals, is an offbeat look at celebrity as American dream and American lie, with a few documentary audition scenes that essentially perpetrate the con that the film depicts.
Vociferously black nationalist, he was still kicking ass in 2002 with his radical post 9/11 poem, Somebody Blew Up America, with its roll call of international evils perpetrated by, essentially, white men.
Historian Oliver Dickerson argued that Hancock was the victim of an essentially criminal racketeering scheme perpetrated by Governor Bernard and the customs officials.
Not that this particular incident is of particular import (compared to the countless enormities being perpetrated every day around the world), but its trajectory (essentially viral) is signal.
As for the kinds of abuses perpetrated in Ferguson, there are numerous other cities that are essentially "criminalizing black people to pay the bills".
Mitch McConnell just perpetrated it.
They also perpetrated a criminal ideology.
It was unclear who perpetrated the atrocity.
