Sentence examples for essentially saved from inspiring English sources

"Fishing essentially saved my life," Reese said.

"The recession essentially saved Cape May.

I essentially saved the baby's life by accident, just by checking a chest infection.

And that many children's lives are essentially saved by medication, particularly when it's combined with evidence-based forms of therapy".

It is deeply galling to Mr Clinton that the state that essentially saved him then may not do the same for his wife.

The departing governor did so last week by signing a bill into law that essentially saved bass fishing in New Jersey.

Monsanto says that a victory for Mr. Bowman would allow farmers to essentially save seeds from one year's crop to plant the next year, eviscerating patent protection.

Paul B. Harvey Jr., the head of the university's classics and ancient Mediterranean studies department, said that Paterno helped raise more than $150,000, some of it his own money, for his department over the years, essentially saving it from extinction.

You could pretty quickly set up this no-fly zone, you could have an impact, you could essentially save Benghazi from being attacked, and the way things are playing out in Syria, with the street protests in big cities, you probably don't have a U.S. military option, short of sending in ground troops to protect civilians, which I doubt very much the Administration would consider.

Deferring compensation means you're essentially saving for retirement without a seat belt.

But US Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel, who is currently in Afghanistan, dismissed the criticism saying the military had to act quickly "to essentially save his life".