Sentence examples for essentially positions from inspiring English sources

Setting the seven eigenfluxes essentially positions the network flux state as a point within the flux space, and thus represents the second level of the two-level regulatory challenge[ 10, 11].

The firms all share common investors, and collectively are essentially positioning themselves as an Uber rival.

Google is essentially positioning itself as a reliable source for vetting which apps may work best with its existing Google Apps framework in tandem with the various native apps that Google itself makes and provides.

The company is essentially positioning this as the first drone you can really take with you and incorporate into your life — the same story it attempted to tell with the Mavic last year.

Essentially positioned as a Homejoy for lawncare, Lawn Love has built a web platform that works as a two-way marketplace with the aim of bringing more efficiency and protection to both sides of the business transaction.

As the graphs above show, since entering the race, Trump has accounted for almost half of all mentions of candidates from either party, essentially positioning his campaign as the face of the 2016 race itself.

Ministerial office, in what were essentially technocratic positions beyond the frontline of partisan politics (postmaster-general and minister of technology) occupied the rest of the decade.

Mr. Giuliani and Mrs. Clinton hold essentially identical positions on abortion.

Firefighters and reserve deputy sheriffs are volunteers; the mayor and the six councilmembers are essentially volunteer positions, with a stipend of $600 and $300 each year.

These traders have two crucial things in common: they were all supposed to take essentially riskless positions and yet they were able to hide huge unauthorised trades because of an astonishing lack of supervision.

McCain essentially switched positions 180 degrees, first siding with the "this will be easy" propaganda of the administration before the war, and then bashing that same strategy when he wanted to defend "the surge" he supported (and, presumably, distance himself from remarks that ended up being proven tragically wrong).