Sentence examples for essentially reiterating from inspiring English sources

His report of 1777 differentiated a threefold division of rock, essentially reiterating Lehmann's work by extension.

Sterling, meanwhile, not only failed to produce a coherent or timely apology but, as Silver noted during the press conference announcing his ban, had confirmed to the N.B.A.'s investigators that the words on the audio tape were indeed his, and that they reflected his views, essentially reiterating them.

Essentially reiterating what Fed officials have said since they last reduced interest rates, in November, the Federal Open Market Committee went on to say that the combination of easy monetary policy and improving productivity should help the economy recover once the "geopolitical risks" are lifted.

This was followed by another letter to all states essentially reiterating the point.

The version published in Nature essentially reiterates the charges made in earlier versions and Congressional submissions, as reported in scientific publications and newspapers last spring.

In the statement, the trustees essentially reiterated that they moved to fire Paterno in part because he did not tell the police what he knew about a suspected 2002 sexual assault of a young boy by the former assistant Jerry Sandusky.

Later, given a chance to take back those remarks, he essentially reiterated them: "I've got to say that some of them just should have probably gotten off the couch and signed up".

Most analysts expect the Fed will essentially reiterate its position that interest rates can remain low for "a considerable period" and to say that the balance of risks has not changed since members of the Federal Open Market Committee met in December.

Referring to the statement by Kelly Tilghman, made during some unscripted banter with the commentator Nick Faldo, in which she joked that the best way for young professional golfers to stop Woods's dominance would be to "lynch him in a back alley," Woods essentially reiterated the measured reply he had issued last week through his agent, Mark Steinberg.

The two Republicans on the commission, Michael Piwowar and Hester Peirce, did not issue separate statements about the guidance.

In that year, still an obscure young professor of theology, he indirectly communicated to Erasmus a warning that the doctrine of grace expressed in the annotations and preface to his edition of the New Testament (1516) essentially reiterated the heretical view of free will for which the monk Pelagius had been condemned in the fifth century by St . Augustine