Sentence examples for essentially stepping from inspiring English sources

French observes that in many places the Chinese are essentially stepping into old colonial patterns of resource extraction, which causes resentment among locals.

The potential to allow one's opinion on a company to be affected by a holding is just one problem; another is that when analysts get in on hot stocks at the initial offering price or earlier, they are essentially stepping ahead of most investors who are unable to get in on the ground floor.

Essentially stepping out the box in the professional sphere is associated with punishment in the private sphere (see Beauregard 2007; Badgett and Folbre 2003).

There's talk about how Victoria's mother (Miranda Richardson) is trying to maneuver her out of the crown by forcing Victoria to name Mom regent: essentially, stepping aside and letting her mother be queen until Victoria comes of age.

"Right now we are as American as anyone else, and we have the political and financial power to essentially step up," he said of Latinos in the United States.

After Wahid took office, Habibie essentially stepped out of politics, although in 2000 he established the Habibie Center, a political research institute.

At the end Arthur is just as drunk as he was at the beginning, and Liza Minnelli's character essentially steps into the role of caretaker".

Whomever decided that gamers need to be coddled in Redmond essentially stepped in an unneeded PR puddle of mud.

The Chinese securities regulators essentially stepped in to stop the deal because of concerns that the sales price was too low.

The Disco's seating is essentially stepped, with each subsequent row (you can get a set of jump seats for the way back, although these are really only suitable for kids) offering a higher perspective out the front window.

For instance, my husband could touch my arm in a way that is too light, and I could essentially step out of the experience and say in a normal voice "touch me harder".