Sentence examples for essentially suggest from inspiring English sources

You essentially suggest a less regulated, more market-oriented approach to housing and land use.

The board's recommendations essentially suggest that systems like Autopilot simply cease to work when used outside of their intended operation conditions (which the new repeated warning shut-down addresses, at least in part).

Microsoft has pitched the new Kinect (their motion-sensing, speech-recognizing accessory) in such a way so as to essentially suggest it puts the old one to shame, claiming greatly improved accuracy in both speech recognition and gesture sensing.

In September 2010, Canada became the very first country to essentially suggest that BPA may be toxic to the environment and human health, and the country banned plastic baby bottles with BPA earlier that same year.

What these two patterns essentially suggest is that the allelic imbalances of multiple proteins at a single SNP are correlated and have high preference to be skewed toward the same allele.

As a case in point, the Brassica napus (canola) and Triticum aestivum (wheat) maps essentially suggest that there is moderate to high likelihood of gene flow in cultivated areas across Canada.

Magdas ("mag das") is a wordplay essentially suggesting you should "like this".

That's what Bachmann just did to Huma Abedin, an aide to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, by essentially suggesting she might be a mole for the Muslim Brotherhood.

Although Romney did not offer an endorsement, he praised candidates Marco Rubio, John Kasich and Ted Cruz and essentially suggested voters should support each of the three and pave the way for a brokered convention.

Milan collected three much-needed points at home to Chievo ("three stitches," Gazzetta dello Sport called them, essentially suggesting that Milan's season to date amounted to a gaping wound).

While Mr. Obama never explicitly said how he believed that anger should be channeled, he essentially suggested that Americans should follow his lead: let off a little steam and move on.