Sentence examples for essentially signed from inspiring English sources

Klein said Howard essentially signed for four straight hours.

"They essentially signed contracts that make their lives worse," Professor Freeman said.

But they beat a team that essentially signed a nonaggression pact when it came to guarding them, the defensively uninterested Mavericks.

Of the four major carriers he approached, he said, one had essentially signed on and another had given an informal commitment.

In April, a man who appeared to be the owner of Titan Plumbing, Peter Skyllas, essentially signed his company over to the organization to save himself from over $2 million in losses.

Hesse said that after Google came on the scene with Android, which also had a great OS and browser like the iPhone, it essentially signed a death warrant for both Nokia and BlackBerry.

"Essentially signing up to this legislation is part of the price for membership of the Five Eyes network," said the Green party co-leader, Russel Norman, according to Fairfax New Zealand News.

At Carrefour and Novartis, the CEO himself sits on the committee, along with other members of the executive board; they are essentially signing off on their own pay.

There is talk of reviving the idea of France essentially signing a contract that commits it to taking certain steps (structural reforms) in exchange for greater flexibility over the budget.

When you send something via IM, the service essentially signs into your account in the background (I know this because AIM warned me that I was now signed in from two locations).

As I understand it, those that do choose to upgrade are essentially signing up to Map My Tracks, including having a profile on the site, so it's potentially a great way to acquire new users for the long term.