Sentence examples for essentially shared from inspiring English sources

The crown for the weekend was essentially shared by two holdovers.

I went there this week because I had gotten interested in Spuni, a little start-up that was operating out of a development called New Lab — essentially shared space in one of the Navy Yard's buildings for entrepreneurs and artists.

Duquette had just one season, 2004, to make deals himself as a general manager; he later moved on to the Baltimore Orioles, for whom he essentially shared the role with Mike Flanagan.

For it would not be that difficult to confuse shareability with being essentially shared.

The first of these two distinctions is one between reasons that are "essentially shared," in a somewhat technical sense, and those that are not.

First, one might confuse the agent-relative/agent-neutral distinction with the distinction between reasons that are essentially shared and those that are not.

Mr. Rubenstein said he had repeatedly and unsuccessfully lobbied Fandango's executives to enter into a so-called interchange agreement, in which the sites would essentially share listings.

We could regain and maintain a reasonably healthy employment picture with little or no growth by essentially sharing jobs, a sharing effectuated by decreases in working hours in step with productivity advances.

At that point, Ms. Williams, a longtime friend of Mrs. Clinton's, had been worked into the organization along with Ms. Doyle, and over time "it just became untenable for both of them to be essentially sharing the same job," as one campaign ally put it.

Nor do I have any reason to believe that it really made a difference, as far as cross-network interactivity goes, that these two social networks essentially share the same platform.

That's when you discover the on-demand archives of not just movies but premium shows, essentially sharing in a kind of peer-to-peer network the content you formerly "followed" and then watched or discarded.