Sentence examples for essentially represents from inspiring English sources

WOTUS essentially represents the Obama Administration's attempt to clarify which waterways are governed by the Clean Water Act.

"The party performed worthily; it essentially represents 50 percent of our population — the final number will be determined — and the result is real democracy".

Even so, the bank's shares still trade just below book value, a figure that essentially represents what the disparate parts should fetch if sold off.

My ceiling essentially represents $38.50 of pretax, pretip food per person, and in most Manhattan restaurants of some ambition, an average appetizer is perhaps $12, an average entree $27 and an average dessert $8.

The real point, said Mike Sands, vice president for marketing at Orbitz, is that the Comet system essentially represents an end run around the advertising policies of MSN and AOL.

The devil will be in the details of the obligations that a buyer would assume, he said, adding that "a buck essentially represents a gentleman's agreement: I take a liability, headache and a distraction off your hands".

The map essentially represented each death as a bar, and you can see them in the smaller image above.

The court's membership would expand to 13 judges, essentially representing each of the federal courts nationwide, from the current 11.

"This would essentially represent a direct transfer of wealth from the rest of the euro zone to the periphery," says Mr Samuels.

The Rudd government proposal for an RSPT retained the royalty, and essentially represented a top-up, with royalty payments being a credit against the measured economic rent.2.

The Taliban had been a unifying factor for groups with very different motives: fundamentalist ideologues, people on the payroll of Al Qaeda, those who believed the Taliban essentially represented Pashtuns.